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Paarl A3 Tearoff Malmesbury Hermon Malmesbury SCALE: 1km N 19 PAARDEBERG SCALE: 2km RETIEF N MOLL 24 RIVE IN D UNTA S MO ILLIP 2 R44 JAN PH 28 SKOOL AYAMA GROENBERG 5 1 KERK Berg River Krom River Krom River 47 10 PEARL AARD OOR-P EBERG MOUNTAIN LANG V Bainskloof Pass BO LANG R44 R301 RIPARIA E 6 19 V O L G R45 WELLINGTON X O 8 F R44 DU LOT PERDEBERG 16 37 Spruit River 13 13 3 KONING WESTHOVEN 4319 WINDMEUL Berg River WIJNSKOOL 18 OOSBOSCH WINDMEUL 21 6 32 ALPHOREX BOSCH RIDGEBACK UNDER OAKS 8 27 ST 59 AL JOSAFAT HOR R44 52 46 D OPTEN 25 22 R45 11 44 RHEBOKSKLOOF 40 R45 Berg River DRUK-MY-NIET 15 BOLAND CELLAR 9 2 24 DU TOITS KLOOF 39 MOUNTAINS 56 SANDRIFT PEARL MOUNTAIN R312 4 3815 5 1 MALAN 14 1 17 OLYVEN R45 BOTHA PLEIN BLACK PEARL WINES 24 NEDERBURG N DRAKENST 16 KLEI EIN 57 HOSPITAL 46 20 49 BO MEUL 2 20 OLSEN WATERKANT LOUIE DORP Palmiet River 10 R44 4 17 41 MILL 12 R101 14 MELLASAT EXIT Worcester 30 62 T 42 Berg River NANTES PAARL 12 Huguenot 7 25 LADY GREY MOUNTAIN Toll Plaza 6 BO-LADY GREY BREDA D NEW D-AGTER PAA GRANDE ROCHE 45 9 Wildeperdejag River R I R SU L N1 KLOOF A 16 LOOP V Durbanville 20 36 E THE MASON’S WINERY VENDÔME 60 L 20 LANDSKROON EXIT VICTORIA VAN DER LINGEN U 27 59 3 O KWV KWV WINE B 1 9 2 SENSORIUM E EMPORIUM L 11 TEXTILE 4 L 2 SPICE ROUTE R E DURR LABORIE I E 7 5 EILAND R V 22 26 4 I 22 PAINTED WOLF A WINES 15 P 13 R FAIRVIEW G 3 N R O HOUT N E ZANDWIJK B EXIT 8 55 Berg River MARKET 58 N1 R45 14 18 15 AURET DEVINE R101 11 FRANSCHHOEK R301 MOUNTAINS HAWKSMOOR WINES EXIT PONTAC 47 7 13 11 PATRIOT 29 54 28 10 Cape Town 17 MONSBERG-PAAR 61 EXIT R44 SI L PAARL 39 ROSE 13 MOUNTAIN MAIN ROAD 19 23 12 14 21 AARLEM 15 FREEDOM HILL VINEYARDS H B 31 17 50 E R MITRES EDGE 48 8 G R304 BERG R 35 I V 33 E 11 1 R 18 B 12 BOSMAN O Ceres U Mamesbury Franschhoek BRUG L 80km 26 7 E 45km 7 10 V GRANDE ROCHE 3 10 A R Worcester D E V I Wellington 56km R 14 TRERNICH D 13km N 53 I 21 A T PAARL N 8 U ENSLIN ROSENDAL O Cape Townw Franschhoek M 28km PS InternationalInternation Airport LI 23 StellenboschStell IL 56km H VilliersdorpV P 30km Cape Town SIMONSBERG N THE MASON’S WINERY 63km A 60km Somerset West J 48km C EC IL Caledon IA 101km Stellenbosch 6 ROODEBERG N 5 A INFORMATION OFFICE 3 6 M E 18 L 16 L Hermanus Tel: +27 (21) 872 4842 12 A 133km JAN PHILLIPS MOUNTAIN DRIVE KWV SENSORIUM Email: [email protected] WIDER AREA MAP PAARL VALLEY MAP Web: www.paarlonline.com KWV WINE EMPORIUM UM ET OR A R B 9 34 4 LABORIE STATION 14 9 15 NATURE HIKING ABSEILING MOUNTAIN HORSE ARBORETUM GOLF CROCODILE WINERY RESTAURANT ATTRACTION BUSINESS ACCOMODATION VENUE J O N RESERVE BIKING RIDING COURSE FARM E 51 TURK S LABORIE PINE PAINTED WOLF WINES U A E B KEYKEY AM 5 FL G 55 A B Tourism Office Berg River B FRATER E M A Police Station DOOR DRIFT Traffic Department O G U 23 Hospital / Health Care ZANDWIJK H R E Car park ET PI Petrol Station Post Office DATIS DES PRES Train Station Theatre Church Cape Town Mosque BOSMAN’S RESTAURANT AT THE GRANDE ROCHE HOTEL Historical Walk Stellenbosch open all year round | pre-booking is not essential | accommodation is also available Vineyards in Town www.granderoche.comwww.granderoche.com +27 21 863 51005100 [email protected]@granderoche.co.zaa R45 PAARL TOWN MAP GrandeRocheGrandeRoche PlantasiePlantasie Street,Street, Paarl,Paarl, South AfricaAfrica ACCOMMODATION RESTAURANT BUSINESS MAP AMENITIES MAP AMENITIES MAP NAME , GPS CO-ORDINATES, CONTACT INFO REF NAME , GPS CO-ORDINATES, CONTACT INFO REF OPENING TIMES NAME , GPS CO-ORDINATES, CONTACT INFO REF OPENING TIMES | -33.74872, 18.96192 Barley & Biltong at Spice Route | -33.76320, Guide 1 Buffet Olives | -33.71377, 19.03094 | 021 868 3120 R-C5 Mon-Fri: 8am-4pm 1 110 Main C2 1 R-C3 Mon-Fri: 10am-5pm, Sat & Sun: 9am-5pm 084 556 6420 / 082 891 3237 18.91876 | 021 863 5200 Dogs Only | -33.70422, 18.96203 2 Cure Day Clinic (Medical) A2 Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm | -33.69242, Bean In Love | -33.73473, 18.96268 021 200 2309 2 1692 De Kleijne Bos Country House R-B5 2 C2 Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm, Sat: 8am-3pm | 083 555 5583 / 021 872 0987 | -33.76037, 18.96073 | 19.02407 084 556 3650 / 021 868 0883 3 Cycle 4 Life D2 Mon-Fri: 9am-6pm, Sat: 9am-2pm Mon-Wed: A la Carte, Thurs-Sun: Fine Dine, 083 251 3553 / 021 863 4001 5 Konings Accommodation | -33.71277, 18.96368 Bosman’s at Grande Roche Hotel | -33.75142, 3 A2 3 C2 Breakfast: 7am-10am, Lunch: 12pm-2pm, | -33.72255, 18.95588 084 400 4525 18.95913 | 021 863 5100 4 Drakenstein Sakekamer B1 Mon-Fri: 8.30am-5pm Late Lunch: 2.30pm-6pm, Dinner: 7pm-9pm 084 404 8995 / 021 872 1679 Agathos Bed and Breakfast | -33.73810, 18.98715 4 R-C4 Bertus Basson at Spice Route | -33.76348, Guide | -33.76037, 18.96073 Tues-Fri: 9am-5pm, Sat: 9am-2pm, 083 760 0466 / 021 872 0053 4 R-C3 Mon-Sun: 11.30am-5pm 5 Estetica Hair D2 18.91910 | 021 863 5222 Dogs Only 083 308 5332 / 021 863 3895 Mon, Sun & Public Holidays: Closed | -33.77210, 18.95327 5 Alba House Bed and Breakfast E1 Blacksmith’s Kitchen | -33.70540, 18.95403 Mon: Closed, Tues-Sat: 11.30am-9.30pm, Guide Mon-Fri: 7.30-6pm, Sat, Sun & 072 997 6953 5 A1 6 | -33.76037, 18.96073 | 082 899 5318 D2 021 870 1550 Sun: 11.30am-4pm Dogs Only Frater Square Public Holidays: 8am-5pm | -33.74725, 19.04920 6 Amberg Guest Farm R-C5 Mon-Fri: 8am-5.30pm, Sat: 9am-5pm, Mon-Fri: 10am-4.30pm, 073 134 9601 / 021 862 0982 | -33.75925, 18.96132 Sun: 9am-3pm, Public Holidays; 9am-3pm, Gallery 88 | -33.75124, 18.96146 6 Bread and Butter Patisserie D2 7 C2 Sat: 10am-1pm. | -33.85032, 18.93303 021 863 0672 Closed: Xmas, Boxing Day, New Years and 084 510 2721 / 021 863 3552 7 Angala Boutique Hotel R-E3 Any other time by appointment 082 410 3621 / 021 874 1366 Easter Sunday Hout Street Gallery | -33.73670, 18.96234 Mon-Sat: 8.30am-5pm, Mon-Thurs: 12pm-3.30pm, 5.30pm-10.30pm, 8 C2 A’Queenslin Guest House | -33.75421, 18.95683 | -33.74148, 18.96015 083 400 2100 / 021 872 5030 Sun: 10am-5pm 8 D1 7 Cattle Baron Grill and Bistro C2 Fri: 12pm-3.30pm, 5.30pm-11pm, Sat: 082 577 0635 / 021 863 1160 021 872 5577 Incanda Leather Furniture | -33.76565, 18.96076 Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm, 5.30pm-11pm, Sun: 12pm-9.30pm 9 D2 Augusta Kleinbosch Guest Farm | -33.69013, 19.02608 021 863 1965 Sat & Sun: 9am-1pm 9 R-B5 | -33.67647, 18.99292 Mon-Thurs: 9am-11pm, Fri-Sat: 9am till late, 082 390 8190 / 021 001 3101 T&C’s 8 Chippas Place Restaurant R-B4 Linen Drawer | -33.72853, 18.96457 082 454 0585 / 021 868 4757 Sun: Open 10 B2 Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm Bakenhof Winelands Guest House | -33.63058, 18.94970 021 872 0108 10 R-A3 Harvest at Laborie | -33.76525, 18.95777 Mon: Closed, Lunch: Tues-Sun: 12pm-3pm, | -33.71828, 18.96987 076 249 7481 / 021 864 3774 9 D2 11 Mediclinic Paarl (Medical) B3 24 hours service 021 807 3095 Dinner: Thurs-Sat: 6.30pm-9pm 021 807 8000 Berg River Resort | -33.79568, 18.96103 11 R-D4 Juno Bistro and Bakery | -33.74337, 18.96252 Mon-Wed: 7am-6.30pm, Thurs-Fri: 7am- | -33.72914, 18.96665 021 007 1852/ 1853 10 C2 12 Minuteman Press Paarl B3 Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm 021 872 0697 9.30pm, Sat: 8am-3pm, Sun: Closed 082 598 3092 / 021 870 1283 Berglelie Bed and Breakfast | -33.74508, 18.96658 | 12 C3 Kikka Coffee Shop -33.74202, 18.96257 | -33.74128, 18.96242 Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm, 082 937 9815 / 021 872 6253 11 C2 Mon-Fri: 7.30am-5pm, Sat: 8.30am-3pm 13 Rawson Properties C2 021 872 0685 021 872 8385 Sat & Sun: 9am-12pm Boerfontein Guest Accommodation | -33.65588, Melissa’s at Frater Square | -33.76045, 18.96108 Vesuvio Estate (Pty) Ltd | -33.71442, 18.86193 13 | R-B1 12 D2 Mon-Fri: 7.30am-6pm, Sat-Sun: 8am-5pm 14 R-C2 Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm 18.81172 073 688 6099 / 021 869 8701 082 899 5318 / 021 863 0740 021 869 8571 Bona Vista Self Catering Accommodation | -33.79268, Moksh Authentic Indian Cuisine | -33.73532, Tues-Sat: 11am-3pm & 5pm-10pm, Sun: Open Viljoen Jewelers | -33.76523, 18.96830 Mon-Fri: 9am-7pm, 14 R-D2 13 | C2 15 D3 18.88125 | 072 340 9096 / 021 875 5361 18.96280 084 372 9423 / 021 872 4548 for lunch only 021 863 4424 Sat: 9am-5pm, Sun: 10am-4pm | -33.75903, 18.98318 Noop Restaurant & Wine Bar | -33.75227, 18.96227 15 Boschenmeer Grande Lodge R-C4 14 D2 Mon-Sat: 11am-late, Sun: Closed 021 863 0687 076 109 6956 / 021 863 3925 | | -33.72627, 18.95998 Pearl Valley Golf Estate -33.81831, 19.00039 Mon, Tues, Wed, Sun: 6am-8pm, Thurs, Fri, 16 Cape Valley Manor B2 15 R-D4 ATTRACTIONS 079 681 9217 / 021 872 4545 021 867 8000 Sat: 6am-9.30pm Peaches and Cream | -33.75767, 18.97822 Mon: Closed, Tues-Sat: 8am-5pm, Sun: MAP | -33.71282, 19.04352 16 D3 17 Cascade Country Manor R-C5 021 863 0940 9am-3pm NAME , GPS CO-ORDINATES, CONTACT INFO OPENING TIMES 021 868 0227 REF Polo Club at Val de Vie | -33.80437, 18.96820 Mon: Closed, Wed, Fri & Sat: 11am-10pm, Abseil Paarl Rock | -33.71282, 19.04352 | -33.74863, 18.96197 17 R-D4 1 R-C5 By Appointment 18 Champagne Stays C2 021 863 6174 Thurs: 11am-4pm, Sun: 9am-4pm 079 391 9397 / 021 868 0227 076 898 2320 Mon-Thurs: 11.30am-10pm (bar closes 11pm), Primi Piatti | -33.76045, 18.96108 Mon-Sun: 8am-5pm (Apr to Nov), Cummings Guest House | -33.64008, 19.01503 18 D2 Fri & Sat: 8am-12pm (bar closes midnight), | -33.76588, 18.94338 8am-8pm (Dec to Mar), 8am-12pm 19 R-B5 021 863 3500 2 Afrikaans Language Monument R-C3 083 626 3315 / 021 873 3474 Sun: 8am-10pm (bar closes 11pm) 021 863 0543/ 4809 (24, 31 Dec), Closed: Xmas & De Leeuwenhof Estate | -33.73173, 19.01778 | -33.70040, 18.95993 Mon-Fri: 9am-4pm, Sat: Private functions by New Years 20 R-C5 19 Tea Under The Trees A2 084 752 8120 / 021 862 1384 072 871 9103 prior arrangement, Sun: Closed Mon-Fri: 8.30am-4.30pm, Closed: Afrikaans Language Museum | -33.73427, 18.96335
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