We visited this gorgeous church with Jayson from Cape Dutch Quarters and he brought alive its... read more
We visited this gorgeous church with Jayson from Cape Dutch Quarters and he brought alive its... read more
Visiting churches happens to be a passion of mine, but sometimes you visit a church that is so... read more
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We visited this gorgeous church with Jayson from Cape Dutch Quarters and he brought alive its secrets and history. Fascinating chunk of history. Well worth it.
Visiting churches happens to be a passion of mine, but sometimes you visit a church that is so unusual, it fascinates even the non-avid church-visitor. This church was built at the turn of the 19th century and the church's floors were originally mud and dung...More
This old church with the adjoining graveyard is an absolute "must visit". We could stroll leisurely through the church as well as the graveyard, saw some great historic furniture pieces and amazing grave stones.
The church building was completed way back in 1748 and with the exception of the changing of the main entrance to where it currently is, not much else has changed. But this building is a real survivor as it sustained only minor damage in the...More
Was restored after the earthquake in 1969. The history go back to the early 1700’s. One can easily stroll from the one old historical building to the other, all in the main road.
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...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...More
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.
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