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Map & Directions to Hudson’s GPS Coordinates: 33.961049, 18.806866 | Google Maps: Search for ‘Hudson’s Venue & Restaurant’ Travelling from Cape Town International Airport / Southern Suburbs (N2) Take the Baden Powell Drive (R310) exit towards Stellenbosch Drive towards Stellenbosch along R310 (you will pass Spier Wine Estate and Van Ryn’s Distillery on your right hand side) After approximately 9.8kms, turn right into Vredenheim (look out for our white gates and signs) Travelling from Northern Suburbs (R300) Take the M12 Stellenbosch Arterial and turn left towards Stellenbosch Travel approximately 14kms (you will go straight across at the four way junction by Zevenwacht Mall) At the traffic lights just after Neethlingshof Estate (on your left hand side) turn right onto R310 (Baden Powell Drive) After less than 1km, turn left into Vredenheim (look our for our white gates and signs) Travelling from Stellenbosch (Dorp Street) Drive west along Dorp Street to Adam Tas (R310) and turn left into Adam Tas Just after Asara Estate (on your right hand side) turn left at the traffic lights onto R310 (Baden Powell Drive) After less than 1km, turn left into Vredenheim (look out for our white gates and signs) Travelling from Somerset West (R44) Take the R44 towards Stellenbosch Turn left at the Annandale Road traffic lights into Annandale Road Travel along Annandale Road until you reach the R310 (Baden Powell Drive) and turn right into R310 (Baden Powell Drive) Drive towards Stellenbosch along R310 (you will pass Spier Wine Estate and Van Ryn’s Distillery on your right hand side) After approximately 4.5kms, turn right into Vredenheim (look out for our white gates and signs) Vredenheim Wine Estate, R310 Baden Powell Drive, Stellenbosch .

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