Why visit
Stellenbosch is the Cape Winelands capital. 200+ wineries, whitewashed Cape Dutch architecture, and a university-town energy. Pair with Franschhoek for a two-day loop.
Why visit
Stellenbosch is the Cape Winelands capital. 200+ wineries, whitewashed Cape Dutch architecture, and a university-town energy. Pair with Franschhoek for a two-day loop.
South Africa at a glance
Country center
-29.0°, 24.0°
Coast
Has coastline
Country area
1,221,037 km²
471,445 mi²
Country population
63.2 million
52/km²
Subregion
Southern Africa
Currency
South African rand (R)
ZAR
Dial
+27
Languages
Afrikaans, English, Southern Ndebele
Demonym
South African
Internet
.za
UN
Member state
ISO code
ZA / ZAF
Where in the world
-29.0° · 24.0°
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Did you know
Bordering South Africa
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Frequently asked about Stellenbosch
Stellenbosch uses the South African rand (R), ISO code ZAR.
The primary languages are Afrikaans, English and Southern Ndebele.
The calling code is +27.
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