Points of Interest in Stellenbosch
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Points of Interest
Morkel House
Stellenbosch, Western CapeMorkel House is one of the oldest surviving structures in Stellenbosch, originally built in the 1690s as a wine cellar. Located at 4–6 Ryneveld Street, this Provincial Heritage Site has served various roles over three centuries, including a temporary place of worship, an official residence for the town bailiff, and a family home for several generations of the Morkel family.View details →Points of InterestStellenbosch University Botanical Garden
Stellenbosch, Western CapeThe Stellenbosch University Botanical Garden is the oldest university botanical garden in South Africa, established in 1902. Located in the historical heart of Stellenbosch, it is a compact but highly diverse space featuring over 4,000 plant species from South Africa and around the globe. Bonsai Collection: One of the most famous features, including trees over 100 years old. It houses the Becky Lucas pine tree (dating to 1940), thought to be the oldest bonsai in Africa. Glasshouses: Four glasshouses showcase plants from different climates, including tropical and arid environments with rare orchids and succulents. Lily Ponds: Home to impressive Giant Water Lilies (Victoria amazonica) that are a major draw during the summer months. Botanical Art: The garden recently launched the James & Shirley Sherwood Botanical Art Collection, the first permanent scientific botanical art collection in South Africa.View details →See all 2 points of interest in Western Cape — free
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