The Constantania Valley is like the Naples of Cape Town. The vast and beautiful valley is home to an extensive arrangement of Vineyards. It is, needless to say, the wine centre of Cape Town. The area has belonged to various [private owners and changed hands many times. It used to be an elite area and in many ways still is one.

The wine tasting is certainly evidence of the stateliness of the area. There are also facilities for playing golf in the greens of the valley. The Vineyards are a wonderful place to visit and the whole area is sure to be a delight for anyone who loves pristine manicured, greenery. Interestingly, there is also a Wine Museum on the premises that is sure to add to your knowledge of the much loved beverage. Besides this, there are also some very pretty houses that look picturesque and dainty in the surroundings. Be sure to take some time out to explore the area if you are interested in it's history. Also, visit the popular attractions in the city by following Cape Town itinerary 5 days.

• Entry to the area may be free but there are many activities and they may cost quite a lot.
• Vineyard tours and the Wine Museum have their own fees.
• Make sure to experience the wine tastings.

• Constantia Vineyards
• Constantia Valley

• Jonkershuis Restaurant
• La Colombe
• Thaifoon

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