Franschhoek Travel Guide

Franschhoek mixes its magical ingredients to create an unforgettable modern fairytale. When it comes to places to stay in Franschhoek the options are endless. Settle into accommodation that most suits your taste and budget. Decide between lavish country lodges, cozy B&B’s, quaint guesthouses or comfortable self-catering cottages. As it’s the gourmet capital of South Africa you’ll find yourself treated to cuisine that is delectably indulgent. With tastes ranging from the gastronomically gourmet to the deconstructed rustic there is something for every palate. The village is encircled by a number of South Africa’s award winning wine farms. These farms create wines that excites the taste buds and moves a person’s spirit a little closer to paradise. Spend a day wandering along the tree-lined streets. The main road is always buzzing, lined by alluring art shops, galleries and other specialist stores it’s the heart of this vibrant town. Then, of course, there is the great outdoors. The Franschhoek Valley offers settings perfect for energetic hiking, walking, cycling, horse-riding, fly fishing and golf. There is even something for those looking for more of a ‘kick’. Adrenaline junkies are welcome to paraglide to the perfect aerial view of the village. Come and be part of the alluring tapestry that is Franschhoek.

franschhoek has a large number of fabulous art shops, restaurants, wine farms and festivals such as the cheese and wine festival. visit in the autumn to see the vineyards in all their shades of red or any sunny day to make the most of the outdoor cafe's on the main street. or pack a picnic and sit in the shade of a tree near the hugenot monument. my favourite place in south africa for a lazy sunday afternoon roadtrip.

Folgende Restaurants oder Weingüter müssen in Franschhoek besucht werden: - Restaurant "Le quartier Francais" www.lequartier.co.za - Haute Cabriere www.hautecabriere.com. Das Restaurant ist ein teil des Kellers, welcher in de Berg gebaut ist.