Tulbagh Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
place in Western Cape, South Africa
About Tulbagh
Tulbagh is in the Witzenberg Municipal Area, near Wolseley, Prince Alfred's Hamlet, Gouda and Ceres, in the Winelands of Boland in the Western Cape Province. Europeans arrived in 1658, and it was settled in 1700 when land grants were made to 14 farming families. The town was developed in 1743 when the church was built. After the earthquake in 1969 every home in Church Street was restored. These 32 buildings were all declared National Monuments and constitute the largest concentration of National Monuments in one street in South Africa. The town is on the northern end of the beautiful and fertile Tulbagh valley. The valley is almost completely surrounded by majestic mountain ranges - the Obiqua mountains to the west, the towering Winterhoek on the northern end and the Witzenberg on the east
Where to Stay in Tulbagh
- 🏨Themika Guest Farm
Tulbagh Travel Guide Sections
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