Savor the flavors of a black-owned wine farm in Franschhoek
Learn about the racial politics of South Africa's wine-making history
Visit local art galleries and a museum with a local guide
Discover the story of South Africa’s French Huguenots
Explore how racial power, religion, and legend-making shaped the valley
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Visit a black-owned wine farm in Franschhoek, Cape Town, with a local guide who provides unique insights into the racial politics of South Africa's history of winemaking. The farm was founded by two friends who grew up working as farm laborers in Franschhoek.
Taste wine named after the founder's mother, who was once a chief wine taster and lifelong farm laborer of a farm owned by white South Africans.
The tour will also include a visit to local art galleries as well as a museum that tells the story of South Africa’s French Huguenots in the context of a global refugee phenomenon that led to the persecution of a community of Protestant Christians from Europe.
Explore how issues of racial power, religion, freedom, and legend-making contributed to shaping the story of the Franschhoek wine valley.
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What To Bring: Passport or ID card
What To Bring: Sunscreen
What To Bring: Comfortable clothes
What To Bring: Personal medication
Not Allowed: Pets
Not Allowed: Littering
Not Allowed: Snorkeling
Not Allowed: Firework
Not Allowed: Explosive substances
Not Allowed: Touching the exhibits
Not Allowed: Making fire
Not Allowed: Speakers
Not Allowed: Riding the animals
Know Before You Go: Franschhoek is a picturesque village and valley in South Africa's Cape Winelands, renowned as the nation's "gourmet capital" and "French Corner," thanks to its deep history of French Huguenot settlers. The tour provides insights into the racial politics of South Africa's history of wine making. The museum visit explores the story of South Africa’s French Huguenots in the context of global refugee phenomena.