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1. Dieu Donne
- Dieu Donne literally translates into 'God Given' or 'A Gift From God', and the spectacular mountain scenery that overlooks these ten-year old vineyards... read more
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2. Bellingham
- Originally known as Bellinchamp (pretty field), the land was granted to Gerrit Janz van Vuuren in 1693. Some 250 years later Bellingham acquired... read more
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3. Mont Rochelle
- Mont Rochelle was named after the French town, La Rochelle, from which three Huguenot brothers fled, and was the communal farm granted to them... read more
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4. Rickety Bridge Vineyards
- On 13 May 1797, the widow Paulina de Villiers was granted the land that nestles against the mountain along the Franschhoek River. The farm, named... read more
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5. Paradise Stables
- You enjoy riding? You enjoy wine? Why not try wine tasting while horseback riding? Paradise Stables is situated in Roberts Valley just outside... read more
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7. Huguenot Fine Chocolates
- Huguenot Fine Chocolates is a local and tourist favorite. The shop is conveniently located on the main street in Franschhoek within walking distance... read more
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8. Haute Provence
- Haute Provence Vineyards, situated in the Franschhoek Valley, derive their name from the French Huguenots, who were settled there in the late 17th... read more
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9. Mont Rochelle Equestrian Centre
- Mont Rochelle Equestrian Centre is situated in the beautiful Franschhoek valley on the Mont Rochelle Wine Farm. Experience horseback riding through... read more
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10. Von Ortloff
- The Von Ortloff name originated in 1686 and the family who have run the estate since 1866, are of aristocratic blood. Situated on historic Dassenberg... read more
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The Best of NileGuide
- There’s never a reason to be bored in Franschhoek. There are just too many things to do. Start with the must-see attractions, move to the big sights and fine museums, check out some tours, dig in to some outdoor activities, and work your way down to the between-the-cracks, off-the-beaten-path gems. Just leave some time to catch your breath.
