Stellenbosch Review

Stellermberg is a French town in Cape Town, all the buildings here are French architecture, here is also full of blue and silver flowers, in the bloom of the flowers, the whole town looks very beautiful, with a strong French street atmosphere, very different.

Stallenbosch is a very European town, because of the colonial relationship, South Africa is not an African country, but a very European country, and there is a French atmosphere everywhere.

Great place, and will definitely come back again!!

Stellenbosch is a famous winery district where I stayed for six days. Twenty kilometres away from Putong, if you are a wine lover and self-driving, it would be most appropriate to live there. There is a hotel called Delaire Graff Lodges Spa is built in a winery, each of which is a separate villa, and you get up early and compete with the immortals in a winery beyond your sight. There are also very artistic buildings and streets, which are not missed by photographers.

Stellenbosch Town, Church Square, Winery Wine Tasting, Walking under Lagerstroemia, the beautiful wine town. It overturned my impression of Africa. The Dutch town of Stellenbos. Two hours'drive from Cape Town, the unique geographical location has created a typical Mediterranean climate, which also contributes to South Africa's ranking as the only grape kingdom in the world. South Africa has the reputation of "Bordeaux".

Stellenbosch belongs to the Mediterranean climate, similar to France. When persecuted Huguenot Protestants immigrated to France, they brought French grape cultivation and wine-making technology to this place, so there was a delicate and romantic French town, with large vineyards and large and small wineries. These Frenchmen shaped this place into Bordeaux, France.