About Tulbagh
 

 Tulbagh village is situated in a scenic valley,
surrounded by the majestic Witzenberg, Winterhoek,
Saronsberg and Obiqua mountains.

One of the many reasons why it is so special is that
it is a destination town – not a drive through.
What was once a mostly Afrikaans speaking farming community has now become quite cosmopolitan while maintaining its rural charm.


Home to historical Church Street with its 32 Cape Dutch style national
monuments – including the Oude Kerk Volksmuseum and its annexes
which showcase a Cape Dutch exhibition as well as a photographic
exhibition of the devastating effects of the 1969 earthquake and
the restoration of Church Street and various other historical buildings.
The stately Oude Drostdy Museum is situated a few kilometers out of
town and also offers wine tasting and sales of Drostdyhof wines. 

 
Winelovers can pick and choose from Blue Crane Vineyards, Buck’s Ridge,
 De Heuvel, Drostdyhof, Manley, Montpellier, Rijk’s, Saronsberg, Schalkenbosch, Theuniskraal, Tulbagh Wine Cellars, Twee Jonge Gezellen with its underground
cellar and their Krone Methode Cap Classique sparkling wines and sabrage
demonstrations and last but not least, Waverley Hills Fine Organic Wines and
Olive oil.  Paddagang Wine shop offers tasting and sales of most of the local
wines and is open 7 days a week.


Tulbagh, Wolseley (15km away), Ceres (30km away), Prince Alfred's Hamlet
and Op-die-Berg together make up the area serviced by the Witzenberg Municipality
and for practical reasons we include some activities and items of interest from our
neighbouring towns in our comprehensive directory page of contact details
- especially where they aren’t available in Tulbagh.
 
Our restaurants include Boulders, Forty’s,
Grain & Grape, Kuierbossie, Kun da Lini (Ceres),
 Manley, Mill and Oaks (Wolseley), No 10, Paddagang,
Pammy’s, Pielows, Readers,  Rijk’s Country House, Things I Love,
 Thyme Square Café (Ceres), Tulbagh Hotel and Waverley Hills. 


Places to see and shop include Busy Bee, Curious Cats, Grain & Grape,
Het Land van Waveren, Intergold Jewellers, Isabella’s, Kimilili Cheese,
Johan Smit Framing and Kismet Kamal Gallery,
Kun da Lini (Ceres), Lizards Gift Shop, Moniki Chocolatier,
Saronsberg Theatre & Gallery , Succulents & Stones,
Tarzan Shoes, Things I Love, Tulbagh Dried Fruit,
Tulbagh Nursery, Waterbrook Interiors and Wolseley Elro Furniture.
 
  With cycle hire, hiking, fishing, tennis, squash, bowls, horse riding,
polo, tours, gym, day spa, hairdressers, beauty and health salons, retreats,
theatre, choir groups, film club, photography club, Lions, garlic society,
book clubs, garden club, wine tasting society, workshops, wedding venues
and services , various churches,  golf in Ceres and seasonal cherry picking
and playing in the snow in the Ceres district there is plenty of reason to stay
in our valley for longer than a day. 

Riebeeck valley is a 20 minute drive away, Malmesbury,
Paarl, Wellington and Worcester are no more than
45 minutes drive away from us and Cape Town
and Stellenbosch an hour and a half away.

 

Saronsberg Theatre
Shows start at 19:30 unless indicated otherwise.
The bar is open from 18:30 till late.
The theatre programme is available on www.saronsberg.com or you can contact 023 230 0707.
You can also send an e-mail to info@saronsberg.com.
 Theatre bookings:   Tel:  023 – 230 00707  Annelize
 

Mandy Kriel Tel/Fax:  +27 (0) 23 – 230 2977
Cell: +27 (0)72 270 6651
Email:  mandykriel@telkomsa.net
Alfa, Buitekant Street, Tulbagh, 6820, Western Cape, South Africa