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International Patients Travel Guide

Stellenbosch | South Africa


Attractions

Stellenbosch offers the ideal location from which to explore the Winelands and Cape Peninsula. Use Stellenbosch as your base to explore Cape Town and the surrounding winelands – or even further afield in the Breedekloof of Cape Coastal regions. Then return in the evening to walk around and enjoy a safe and peaceful environment.

Academic TownStellenbosch University is one of the oldest universities in South Africa, dating back to 1866. A century-long tradition of quality education and research has ensured the University a place among the finest academic intuitions in the world.

Church Street – Tourist HubChurch street is a buzzing tourist area with loads of attractions, restaurants, coffee shops, curios, art and gift shops. It starts at Bird Street and ends at Drostdy Street with the historic “Moederkerk” (church). It’s a short 350m walk from start to end, but can easily consume hours of your time. Make sure to stop for more information at the Stellenbosch Wine Routes office at 47 Church Street.

Historic Town CentreVisitors will experience the culture, tradition and true romance of Stellenbosch by strolling through the old town centre. Many buildings date as far back as the 1700’s. Get a walking map from the Stellenbosch Wine Routes Visitor entre at 47 Church Street, enabling you to explore at our leisure.

Dorp Street StrollStellenbosh’s famous Dorp Street is a quaint oak lined street and offers one of the longest rows of old buildings in southern Africa. Take an easy stroll down this charming old-world streetand admire the beautiful Cape Dutch architecture, restaurants, boutiques and coffee shops. The distance from end to end is about 1km but you can start and end your walk at any point.

Make sure to visit: Oom Samie se WinkelT: 021 887 097Famous old sop in Dorp Street offering various goods from yesteryear.

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Accommodation

Baruch Guest House 3-star Hotel 29 Lovell Rd, Die Boord, StellenboschT: 021 882 9013Restaurant / Free Wifiwww.baruchbb.co.za

Besigheim B&B3-star hotel5 Lovell Rd, Die Boord, Stellenbosch021 887 6460www.besigheim.co.za

Absolute Beach Guest House9 Kaneel Rd, Die Boord, Stellenbosch060 386 [email protected]

Twice Central Guesthouse3-star hotel7 Hamman St, Stellenbosch Central, StellenboschT: 021 887 7889Free Breakfast, Free Wifiwww.twicecentral.co.za

107 Dorpstraat Boutique Hotel5-star hotel107 Dorp St, Stellenbosch Central, StellenboschT: 021 882 8696Free breakfast, Free Wifiwww.107dorp.co.za

Batavia Boutique Hotel5-star hotel12 Louw St, Stellenbosch Central, StellenboschT: 021 887 2914Free Breakfast www.batavia-stellenbosch.co.za

Hunneyball Guest House4-star hotel32 Herold St, Stellenbosch Central, StellenboschT: 021 882 8083www.hunneyball-house-za.book.direct/en-gb

De Zalze Lodge 4-star R44 Techno Park Turn-off, StellenboschT: 021 880 0740www.dezalzelodge.co.za

Oudewerf Hotel30 Church Street, StellenboschT: 021 887 [email protected] www.oudewerf.co.za



Coopmanhuijs Boutique Hotel & Spa5-star hotel 33 Church Street, StellenboschT: 021 887 3033www.coopmanhuijs.co.za

Rivierbos Guest House3 StarT: 021 887 [email protected]

The Stellenbosch Hotel3 StarCorner of Dorp and Andringa Street, StellenboschT: 021 887 3033www.stellenboschhotel.co.za

Accommodation



Museums

Village Museum A true reflection of the historic part of town. One can wander through four carefully restored houses dating back to the 1700’s. Glimpse the way of life in the early days of the Cape. T: 021 887 2937

View these buildings at the museum;• Schreuderhuis• Blettermanhuis• Grosvenorhouse• OM Bergh

Moederkerk (Mother Church)In 1863 this Dutch Reformed Church was enlarged in the Neo-Gothic architectural style and is a important landmark in the Stellenbosch region.T: 021 883 3458

University of Stellenbosch MuseumsThe University Museum has two divisions: The Sasol Art Museum houses impressive collections including 19th and 20th century artworks and an irreplaceable African collection in ate Anthropology Section and a documented history of the University.

Rupert MuseumLocal & International ArtsT: 021 888 3344

US Musuem(old Luthern Church)T: 021 808 3691

VOC KruithuisT: 021 886 4153

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Nature Reserve & Gardens

The Proteas and some 400 species of indigenous flowers are an important part of the region’s flora, as are yellowwood trees, wild plums and Cape ash. The hundreds of oaks have become synonymous with this Town of Oaks.

Bottelary Hills Conservancy www.bottelaryconservancy.co.za

Greater Simonsberg ConservancyT: 021 884 4352/3

Jan Marais Nature ReserveT: 021 808 8160/ 808 8119

Jonkershoek Nature ReserveT: 021 866 1560

Heritage GardenT: 021 809 3100

Mooiplaas Private Nature ReserveT: 021 200 7493

Koopmanskloof Private Nature ReserveT: 021 865 2355

US Botanical GardensT: 021 808 3054

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Theatres and entertainment

Open-air theatre is popular during the summer months at the Oude Libertas and Spier amphitheaters. The HB Thom and Breugel theaters have year-round performances.

Amazing Live Theatrewww.amazinklive.co.za

Breugel Amateur TheatreT: 021 889 5765

Drostdy TheatreT: 087 943 2459

Oude Libertas AmphitheatreT: 021 809 7473

Spier AmphitheatreT: 021 809 1100

US Endler HallT: 021 808 2358

US HB Thom TheatreT: 021 808 3216

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Wildlife

Stellenbosch offers various facilities where once can observe wildlife. These include Butterfly World, Le Bonheur Reptile Adventures and interacting with cheetahs and birds of prey.

Butterfly WorldT: 021 875 5628

Cheetah OutreachT: 021 851 6580

Eagle EncountersT: 084 037 5523

Giraffe House Wildlife Awareness CentreT: 021 884 4506

Le Bonheur Reptile AdventuresT: 021 863 1142

Monkey Town T: 021 858 1060

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Remhoogte – GameT: 021 889 5005

Villiera Wildlife SanctuaryT: 021 865 2002

Vredenheim – Game & Big Cats ParkT: 021 881 3637


Markets, Deli’s & Picnics

Markets

Deli’s

Picnics

Stellenbosch and its Wine Farms offers many different markets and deli’s making the local food scene a true food lover’s paradise. Here are some destinations to take note of.

Blaauwklippen Family MarketR44 toward Somerset WestT: 021 880 0133

Lourensford MarketLourensford road, Somerset WestT: 072 284 1654

Root 44Audacia WinesC/O R44 & Annandale Road, StellenboschT: 021 881 3052

Slow Market, Oude LibertasOude Libertas Road, StellenboschT: 021 886 8514

De WarenmarktCnr Plein and Ryneveld, StellenboschT: 021 883 2274

Lanzerac Deli1 Lanzerac Road, Stellenbosch T: 021 887 1132

DelheimKnorhoek road, StellenboschT: 021 888 4600

Hartenberg EstateBottelary Road, KoelenhofT: 021 865 2541

Picnics at SpierBaden Powell Road (R310), StellenboschT: 021 880 1172

StellenrustStellenrust Road, StellenboschT: 021 880 2283

Warwick PicnicsR44 towards Paarl, StellenboschT: 021 884 4410

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Arts

Stellenbosch is rich in arts, music and culture. You will find many art collections, original paintings and sculptures in various galleries in town and on wine farm in the region. The Stellenbosch Outdoor Sculpture Trust 2018 outdoor installation is “stand” and comprise bicycle stands as outdoor sculpture. Works by Strijdom van der Merwe, Gerhard van Eck, Guy du Toit, Marne Viljoen and Jacques Buys are some of the artists on display.

Rupert MuseumStellentia AveT: 021 888 3344

GUS Art Galleryc/o Dorp & Bird st,T: 021 808 3489

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Dorp Straat Gallery10 Church St.T: 021 887 2256

Art on 57b Andringa St.T: 021 887 7234

Stellenbosch Art Gallery34 Ryneveld StT: 021 887 8343


Craft Beer

The South African microbrewery industry is growing rapidly, and you can find some of the best brews in Stellenbosch.

Abru (Lourensford)T: 087 121 0665

Stellenbrau BreweryT: 021 883 3622

Sir Thomas Brewing CoT: 082 850 2917

Stellenbosch Brewing CompanyT: 021 884 5005

Wild Beast Brewery (Remhoogte Wines)T: 021 21 889 5005

Zebonkey Brewery (Delvera)T: 021 884 4032

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Trips and Tours

Discover the historic beauty of Stellenbosch and its surrounds in the company of an experienced tour guide or tour operator. You will experience true Cape hospitality and leave with an enriched winelands experience. These tour operators will gladly design a tailor-made experience according to our specific needs.

Another unique way to explore the “village of oaks” is to book a walking tour through town. Admire the charm of the Cape Dutch Architecture while your tour guide unfold the facts and tales about Stellenbosch.

Adventure ShopT: 021 882 8112www.adventureshop.co.za

Bettina ShuttleT: 021 889 5546www.bettinashuttle.co.za

Easy Rider Wine TourT: 076 509 [email protected]

La Rochelle ToursT: 083 301 6774www.larochelletours.com

Vine HopperT: 021 882 8112www.vinehopper.co.za

Walking Tours

Bites and Sites Cultural Food ToursT: 076 032 8234www.bitesandsites.co.za

Stellenbosch on FootT: 084 479 7262www.stellenboschonfoot.co.za

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Safety Tips

As a guest in Stellenbosch, your safety and well-being are of the utmost importance. As in other countries, there are a few universal safety precautions you should keep in mind in South African to ensure that your stay is as pleasant and safe as possible.

At The Airport• Make sure your bags and luggage have locks and

name tags.

• Watch out for staged mishaps, like someone bumping into you or spilling a drink. This could be a ply to divert your attention and rob you.

• Do not allow people to tamper with your bags.

• When seeking directions, proceed to marked information counters only.

At The Hotel / Guesthouse• Report any suspicious, unattended luggage or

parcels to the personnel at reception.

• Never leave your luggage unattended unless it is locked away in your room.

• Store valuables in a safety deposit box.

• Keep your room locked.

• If someone knocks, check who it is before opening the door. Contact reception if you have any reason for concern.

• Hand your keys in whenever you leave.

• Make sure that luggage is only given to the bell staff and a receipt is issued for stored luggage.

On The Street• Avoid an ostentatious display of expensive

jewellery, cameras, mobile phones and other valuables.

• Keep your handbag with you and do not leave it unattended.

• Keep your mobile phone with you and do not leave it unattended.

• Do not carry large sums of money with you.

• Exchange your currency at a bank.

• Carry your wallet in an inside pocket, never in the rear pocket of your trousers.

• Credit card transactions must be processed in your presence

• At night, stay away from dark, isolated areas.

• Try to stay and move in groups.

• Stick to well -lit, busy streets.

• Plan you route beforehand and, as far as possible, do not ask directions from strangers.

• Make use of a taxi or uber.

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