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The Alphen Boutique Hotel What & When Ask our Concierge about events happening in and around 5 20 the Alphen Hotel. We are here to get to know you, to tailor a 8 Cecilia Forest trip to your needs and to make sure your travel experience is 7 6 exceptional. Let us take you places! 15 Rhodes Drive The Constantia Valley is a region with a wine making history 17 dating back to 1685. The area has over the year developed into an Price Drive 18 16 22 Monterey Drive area that offers visitors and locals lots to explore. 3 4 Come and experience the magic and beauty of the Constantia High Constantia Southern Cross Drive Groot Constantia Rd Valley; sample our award winning wines, take a stroll through Main Rd 21 our beautiful greenbelts, enjoy a sensational taste experience at any one of our many restaurants, wonder through the beautiful 1 2 9 Constantia local stores or join us for music in the vineyards in the summer Pagasvlei Rd season or view beautiful fine art from local artists while tasting Klein Constantia Rd Brommersvlei Drive 14 Constantia Parish Rd 24 wines from the valley. Mt Prospect 19 Main Rd Nova Constantia Rd Enjoy and have fun while exploring our neighbourhood. Croft Rd Alphen Drive 10 Rust en Vrede Wycombe Drive Spaanschemat River Rd Orpen Drive Strawberry Lane Ladies Mile Road 11 Fairgrove Rd Spaanschemat Rd Willow Rd Muscat Lane South Soetvlei Rd Points of Interest Alphen Hill 12 13 Steenberg Rd Doordrift Rd Brink Rd Walte Str Lowlands Ave 26 27 1. Constantia Uitsig 15. La Colombe Old Kendal 2. Buitenverwachting 16. Jonkershuis Forest Ave 28 M61 Kendal Rd 3. Klein Constantia 17. The Greenhouse Burman Rd Main Rd Sunwood Dr Estate 18. Carné 25 4. Groot Constantia 19. Tasha’s M3 Constantia Berg 5. Silvermist 20. Harbour House Forest Ave Boundary Rd Medi Clinic To Claremont, Newlands, Rondebosch 6. Beau Constantia 21. Chardonnay Deli Ladies Mile Boundary Rd 7. Eagles Nest 22. Foxcroft 8. Constantia Glen Bergvliet Rd Bergvliet 23. Earth Fair 9. High Constantia Food Market Main Rd Shopping Centre 24. The Range 10. Constantia Village Night Market 14 Rd Tokai Shopping Centre 25. Bergvliet Food Fair 11. Constantia 26. Constantia Waldorf Sports Centre Organic Market M4 27. Constantia Waldorf 23 Night Market Main Rd 12. Chelsea 28. Vegan Goods Market 13. Steenberg Golf Course To Lakeside, Muizenberg, Kalk Bay, St James, Simon’s Town, Cape Town 14. Westlake Golf Course www.kovecollection.co.za or www.alphen.co.za Acrobranch Visit: Information More For WINE ESTATES: From the Acro-twigs adventure course for kids to the 1.4 SHOPPING Buitenverwachting metre Swinging Tarzan, the Acrobranch experience will Constantia Village Shopping Centre Constantia • Cape Town Cape • Constantia The Constantia Village in Constantia offers the have you navigating cargo-nets, ziplines, barrels and Eagle’s Nest Drive Alphen • Hotel Boutique Star 5 Alphen convenience of a shopping mall, the quality and much more. [email protected] email: • 6300 795 21 (0) +27 Tel: Silvermist Organic Vineyards desirability of a boutique and the ambience of a village Klein Constantia Ziplining Constantia square. The beautiful surroundings match the centre’s Ziplining Constantia is one of Africa’s longest and product offering. Here you’ll find popular restaurants, Beau Constantia highest Zipline tours in the Cape. quaint coffee shops and big name brands trading Constantia Glen comfortably alongside exclusive boutiques. Hiking & Running Steenberg In Constantia’s green belt there are no fewer than nine High Constantia Shopping Centre interwoven trails that provide inner-city walking at it’s It’s the perfect place to unwind over a variety of cuisines Groot Constantia best. They are easily accessible yet make you feel far or treat yourself at one of the exclusive boutiques. away from the city by surrounding you with the green A select tenant mix includes: Equestrian Affair, Tessuti GOLF COURSES leafiness of Constantia. The Alphen Trail, The Diep Boutique, Birds of a Feather, Sara and Co, Greens, Raith River Trail, Spaanschemat River Trail, Grootboschkloof Gourmet Deli and Pastis Brasserie. Steenberg Golf Course Trail, The Silverhurst Trail, Brommersvlei Walk, Westlake Golf Course Doordrift Walk and Klaasenbosch Trail are some of the Old Wynberg Village “Chelsea” trails that are sign posted in the area. The VOB In addition to the unique heritage buildings of the Old Wynberg Village urban conservation area, there Running Club at the Constantia Sport Centre has daily ACTIVITIES are about 30 upmarket shops and restaurants interwoven scheduled runs for all degrees of fitness. Constantia Sport Centre within the residences. There is definitely a “European” Virgin Active, Cricket Club, VOB Running Club, feel to the area and hence the name “Chelsea” is often Tennis Club used to describe the atmosphere of the Village. Tourists and locals have an eclectic variety of interesting shops Tasha’s (Constantia Village Shopping Centre) Bergvliet Food Fair (Bergvliet) to visit: from restaurants and coffee shops, to pubs, Classic elegance, Comfy & casual, Contemporary cool | Family friendly event for the whole community. homeware stores, gift shops, shoe repairers, interior Bistro fare, Burgers, Coffee Selected Fridays (once a term) 5pm - 9pm in Bergvliet. decorators, indoor and outdoor furniture stores and many more to choose from. Harbour House (Constantia Nek) Constantia Waldorf Organic Market (Constantia) Comfy & casual | Seafood Weekly organic market at Constantia Waldorf School. Steenberg Village Shopping Centre Fridays 11am - 3pm. Closed on public holidays and Steenberg Village Shopping Centre is nestled in the Chardonnay Deli (87 Constantian Main Road) during school holidays. heart of beautiful Tokai, along the Constantia Wine Comfy & casual | Deli fare, Light meals Valley. The relaxed, village-like ambience of the centre Constantia Waldorf Night Market (Constantia) renders much more than a shopping destination - it Foxcroft (High Constantia) Monthly night market held at the Constantia Waldorf Contemporary cool | Fine-dining is also a favourite meeting place for friends, family and School. Last Friday of the month in Summer. 5pm- business executives 9pm. No market in December and closed in winter. NEIGHBOURHOOD Alphen Antiques and Collectables Market (Constantia) RESTAURANTS MARKETS Bi-monthly antiques and collectables market held at 2017 Edition La Colombe (Silvermist Wine Estate, Constantia Nek) Earth Fair Food Market (Tokai) Alphen Community Centre Hall, Constantia. Generally Classic elegance | Asian, Fine-dining, French The Earth Fair Market is a weekly food market held on 2nd and 4th Sunday of every month (festive season dates Neighbourhood Map CONSTANTIA & SURROUNDS Saturdays (9am - 2pm) and Wednesdays (3pm - 8.30pm) may vary.) 10am - 4pm. Jonkershuis (Groot Constantia) in Tokai. Family friendly | Bakery fare, Modern, South African Vegan Goods Market The Range Night Market (Tokai) The Vegan Goods Market is a monthly market focused Greenhouse (Cellars-Hohenhort Hotel) Weekly evening food market at The Range Function and on ethical, plant-based food. First Saturday of the month Classic elegance | African, Asian, Fine-dining Conference Centre in Tokai. Fridays 4.30pm - 9.30pm. at 8 Brent Road, Plumstead (All Saints Church) Carné (144 Constantia Main Road) 10am - 2pm. Comfy & casual | Italian, Steak.
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