Hatfield Street 139, Gardens

The property was purchased in 1817 by PJ Truter, the local customs collector, who probably built its dwelling. In 1868 i...

Kommetjie is a village with a unique and special blend of beach, mountains, sea, nature and surf… Beautiful to live in, ...

The land was granted at the turn of the 18th century by Governor Willem Adriaan van de Stel to a rich merchant, Reynier ...

The beloved Irma Stern Museum shut its doors today (2025-10-31) after operating for more than half a century.... but the...

The houses of South African Houses of Parliament are situated in Cape Town even though the seat of government is in Pret...

Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden lives up to its reputation as the most beautiful garden in Africa and one of the ...

The old village of Wynberg was developed during the mid-19th century when it became the preferred place of retirement fo...

It was declared a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 15 December 1978. Newlands in Cape Town is home to the ...

Proclaimed as a National Monument in 1966. Leeuwenhof, the official residence of the Premier of the Cape Province, stan...

Following the first British occupation of the Cape in 1795, the existing Dutch line of defence, known as the French line...

Jan de Waal, born in Amsterdam, arrived at the Cape in 1715 as an employee of the Dutch East India Company The erf on wh...

The property was originally part of the Leeuwenhof Estate and was developed in about 1820 by Johannes Zorn. It consisted...

Declared a Provinsial Heritage Site, like so many of the lovely old houses on Hatfield Street, in Cape Town!

The construction of the original structure probably dates to 1683, but it was rebuilt to its present form, as a double-s...

Leinster Hall was built in the 1850s by Sebastian Hofmeyr on a plot of land that previously formed part of the farm Welt...

The lighthouse, which was probably designed and built by Hermann Schutte, is the oldest structure of its kind in South A...

The estate of Kronendal was part of land granted to Willem Basson in 1713, although it was only developed as a farm towa...

This strip of land is still in its natural state and extends from Lion's Head down to the sea, giving visitors a view of...

The house probably dates from the 18th century and is alleged to have been the home of Wolraad Woltemade who, in 1773, p...

In 1772 the Masonic Order established its first lodge in the Cape under a warrant obtained from the Grand Lodge National...

Inn On The Square is located on Greenmarket Square which was a meeting place of Caledonians and distant travellers centu...