Worcester lies on the main route to and from Cape Town, Johannesburg and Port Elizabeth. With its wide range of service and commercial facilities, Worcester has become the business and shopping centre for the entire valley and surrounding towns. Worcester is a town with a particularly impressive cultural heritage. In 1819 Worcester was proclaim a sub-drostdy of Tulbagh. Two farms were bought ... cont.
From Cape Town International Airport:
- Exit Cape Town International Airport on Michigan Street (350 m).
- Turn left onto Borcherds Quarry Road/M22 (700 m).
- Merge onto Settlers Way/N2 via the left lane and the ramp to Somerset West (800 m).
- Continue on Settlers Way/N2 for 3.2 km.
- Take Exit 22A towards the R300/Belville (2.4 km).
- Merge onto Kuils River Road/R300 and continue for 13.1 km.
- Merge onto the N1 towards Paarl/Worcester, using any lane (91.3 km).
- Turn left onto De Wet Road and continue for 4km.
- Turn right into the entrance that reads Teras.
- Big black gate with white walls.
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