Visited only the earthquake museum and the old church across the road. Learnt enough about the big earthquake from 1969 by visiting the 2 sites. The start of the old town Tulbagh has been documented very well with even site plans of the original buildings...More

Loved the old architecture. There were lots of coffee shops to choose from. Great little antique stores. Theres enugh to do for about a half days excursion. Then there is of course the wine tasting whoch could take the whole day

We loved staying in the old town and wandering along the road, visiting the little park and the community vegetable and fruit gardens. There are 4 lovely museums to visit - pay at the Tourism Info house at the end of the road. The fact...More

A scenic walk down the quaint Church Street was a lovely way to walk off our breakfast and take in some history.

90 minutes scenic drive north of Cape Town, Tulbagh has many fine examples of Cape Dutch houses from the 18th and 19th century, plus a collection of winefarms and fine restaurants.

A walk along Church Street is quite an experience as each of these well- maintained buildings has a story to tell. So many of them bear the plaque indicating their National Heritage status and Tulbagh can be justifiably proud of its Cape Dutch roots.

a little bit of history and culture - architecture and as well of great restaurants, shops and museums

In case you like to see and visit the original and old Afrikaan village you must see Tulbagh. A street full with original cottages in the Dutch style. Built around 1800. Very well renovated refurbished in the original style. Some are private others are open...More

What an amazing place in the middle of high mountains. Certainly worth a visit. Informative museums and cafes to die for. Do go!

The old Cape Dutch architecture is so appealing and the coffe shops and restaurants are quaint and unique. This is such a beautiful example of an old town that is well maintained and welcoming to its visitors. Even if you are not able to stop...More