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Fritz Sonnenberg Rd, Green Point
A world class stadium, built to FIFA specifications with a standard capacity of 55,000

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Granger Rd, V&A Waterfront
This relatively new venue, The Lookout, on the Granger Bay Road has breathtaking views of the ocean, Table Mountain and Cape Town Stadium. Host to parties, launches and more, marquees are put up to suit the need of each individual event.

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University of Stellenbosch, cnr Victoria & Neethling St
World class music performance venue playing host to well-known classical performers and conductors from around the world. Ample parking available

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Tygerberg Valley Rd, Durbanville
Situated in the heart of the Durbanville Wine Valley is Hillcrest Wine Estate’s function and event venue.

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Stellenbosch, between the R44 and R45
A carbon-neutral family-owned estate with 110 hectare vineyard located along the slopes of the Simonsberg Mountains.

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Picton St, Parow, Cape Town
Established in 1986, Hugo Lambrechts is housed in one of the oldest school buildings in the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town and is a centre dedicated to the study of classical music.

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120 km north east of Cape Town
Vibe: Friendly and laid back charm. The narrow, tree-lined Church Street, while not the main road of Tulbagh, holds the key to its heart. The residents are justifiably proud of its history and its fine wines, and will happily engage in conversation with visitors.

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M13 (Racecourse Road), Durbanville
This vineyard forms part of the Durbanville and Tygerberg Hills and is comprised of two historic farms, Doordekraal and Springfield, as well as Poplars Restaurant

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1 Lower Long St, Cape Town
Opened in 2003, the CTICC quickly became the regular venue for large national and international conferences as well as for big events such as the International Boat Show and the Design Indaba Conference as well as popular exhibitions such as the CapeHomemakers Expo, the Good Food and Wine Show and Decorex

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75 km from Cape Town
Vibe: A bustling village, Franschhoek revolves around its gourmet restaurants, its wine farms and its French heritage. With these in mind, there is always a chance for a festival and the annual calendar is filled with events that attract large crowds from across the Western Cape.

Activities and Attractions: Food, wine, art, pottery, hiking, horse riding, fly-fishing, mountain biking

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Potsdam Rd, Blaauwberg
Western Cape’s Regional race track, roughly 3,3km long, with 5 main turns. In the centre it also features a go-kart track and there is also a motocross track

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Independent South African physical theatre
cnr Lower Main & St Michaels Rds, Observatory

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15km north-west of Vredenburg,West Coast, GPS: S 32°49′ E 17°53′
One of the oldest towns along the West Coast. Famous for its crayfish.

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Trampoline zone, climbing walls and kids maze
Rose Innes St, Pinelands

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Theatre space for newly established professionals and experimental work
37 Orange Street, Gardens

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