"STELLENBOSCH." a Stellenbosch Travel Page by PEE-WEE

Only a 30 minute drive from Cape Town, is the second oldest town in South Africa, and famous for its wines, historical buildings, oak-lined streets and university.
The settlement was established in 1679. The town contains many fine examples of historic Cape dutch architecture, all of which have been carefully restored.

The finest examples of the town's architectural heritage can be found in the oak- lined "Dorp Street" and around the town square - the "Braak".

Stellenbosch University has produced many South African business leaders, academics and sporting heroes, including over 150 rugby Springboks.

Stellenbosch is also a cultural centre, and is home to many galleries and museums.
The town offers a large number of outdoor and adventure activities, including hiking trails, mountain-biking routes and a number of championship golf-courses.

The Stellenbosch Wine Route is arguably the most famous in South Africa, and includes over 300 members, of which more than 100 farms are open to the public.

Enjoy a relaxing day travelling through the spectacular mountain scenery and lush fertile valleys of the Cape Winelands,

Taste a mixture of fascinating history and indulge in the pleasures of the renowned Cape Winelands.