The old church was one of the few buildings that were restored after the earthquake back in 1969. The grounds are well kept and it was unusually calming walking through the burial grounds and seeing some of the dates on the tomb stones. Some date back to the eighteen hundreds (1800). So much history and a definite must to visit... More 

It was a great morning activity, just strolling from one old building to the the next, getting a good idea of what Tulbagh must of been like in the early years of Settlers break new land in South Africa. The reception Lady was very helpful and had a fountain of knowledge to impart. Wonderful and thank you.

An authentic old church museum. Beautiful stinkwood furniture, with quaint triangular corner chairs.The wonderful smell of a thatched roof. A very worthwhile stop.

The Oude Kerk is a lovely old and well restored building and the bell outside is sounded at 12 noon each day. The interior has some beautiful old Cape furniture and the guide was very knowledgeable about its provenance

Very interesting church with a great lady guide. It is quite large inside for a relatively same church.

My self and my husband visited this amazing Oude Kerk the other day and met this amazing girl who offered to show us around the exhibition. She was a font of information and such a pleasure to listen to. Well done to all concerned - it's a fascinating place full of really interesting history and furniture. Thanks again.

Very interesting little church with a fascinating music box just inside the door. It is several hundred years old and plays large, round metal discs with different recordings. In excellent condition. Original Bible still on the elevated pulpit--not in any kind of protective environment. Lots of antique furnishings.

Beautiful sacred history. Old church at end of Church street worth a visit to experience , to breath deep and get quiet for a few minutes....

A beautifully restored Cape Dutch church containing some lovely old furniture inside. It was good to see the inside as it has not been altered or modernised in any way. It's part of the museum which is worth seeing in its entirety.