2010-07-29Luke Dale Roberts Spices up his Menu!
Luke Dale-Roberts is a hungry man. Hungry in the sense that he is not...
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2010-07-29
The Greenhouse at Cellars Hohenort gets a new home
The Greenhouse, the award winning restaurant at the five star Relais...
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2010-05-04
La Colombe Awarded 12th Best in the World!
La Colombe, one of Cape Town’s most well-loved and awarded restaurants,...
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Discover Cape Town’s most intimate wine route and learn about the history of the oldest wine-growing area in Southern Africa. Find everything you need to plan a visit, from places to stay, eat and shop to things to see and do
We use the name Constantia Valley in the broader sense, being the Valley stretching from the Wynberg hill in the north to the Silvermine mountains (the Tokai area) in the south. The Table Mountain National Park borders the Valley to the west and for the purpose of this website we use the Main Road as the eastern border.
“Every stranger who arrives at the Cape…makes a point of visiting the Village of Constantia and those famous wine plantations; for these with the Table Mountain are looked upon as the great and first objects of curiosity at the Cape” (Robert Percival, English officer arriving in the Cape in 1796)


