The Franschhoek Wine Route lies in Franschhoek Valley.
The Franschhoek valley was first settled over 300-years ago by the French Hugenots and the many guesthouses, streetside cafes and award winning restaurants demonstrate a truly French flair.
Lying against the backdrop of the majestic Franschhoek and Drakenstein mountains, the town with its picturesque main street showcases antique stores and art galleries rubbing shoulders with bakeries and the chocolaterie.
Franschhoek
is also home to many festivals from the annual Bastille Day festival to cheese, wine and olive festivals at various times throughout the year.
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Cabriere
Cabrière is a wine farm steeped in history and local lore and has been part of the Franschhoek Wine Valley for over 300 years.
In 1982, the vineyards ...
Grande Provence
Grande Provence lies in the Franschhoek Valley in the heartland of South African wine country. The 30 hectares provides views of the valley with the surrounding ...
La Motte Wine Estate
History and good wine meet at La Motte Situated in the beautiful Franschhoek Valley, La Motte Wine Estate is recognized internationally for wines ...
Solms Delta Wine Estate
Fyndraai Restaurant Solms Delta Wine Estate is the result of world-renowned neuroscientist Professor Mark Solms's passion for his European roots ...