Palm Tree Mosque
Where? Cape Town Central
Palm Tree mosque is the second oldest place of Muslim worship in South Africa and is brimming with history. Previously home to freed slaves Frans van Bengalen and Jan van Boughies, who bought the property in ...
Moederkerk, Stellenbosch
Where? Stellenbosch
A visit to Stellenbosch would be somewhat incomplete without a trip to the Moederkerk which is in the top end of the town. Moederkerk means Mother Church in Afrikaans and this is a Dutch Reformed church. ...
Dutch Reformed Church
Where? Hopefield
Visit the impressive Dutch Reformed Church in Hopefield, built in 1879, and home to the 100+ year old Foster & Andrews Organ that is still used during every service today.
Only ten of these organs were ...
Rejoice Township Style
Where? Langa
All cultures are welcome to be anointed in the local township communities of Kayamandi, Stellenbosch or Langa, Cape Town. Take a gospel tour that starts with a blessing and ends over a glass of home-made ...
Sheikh Yusuf Kramat
Where? Macassar
Sheikh Yusuf Kramat is a sacred shrine worshipped and visited by many Muslim people. A Kramat or shrine is where the holy men of Islam or ‘Auliyah’ where laid to rest when they died. These men, many of them ...
Piketberg Cultural History Museum
Where? Piketberg
Piketberg is a small town perched amongst wheat farms and fruit orchards, beneath the watchful eye of the Piketberg Mountains. It is in this atmosphere of history and charm that the Piketberg Museum was ...
Calitzdorp Dutch Reformed Church
Where? Calitzdorp
The small town of Calitzdorp is perched conveniently along the R62, a popular tourist route that highlights the cultures, vistas and stunning wines for which South Africa is acclaimed. Calitzdorp has a long ...