I never thought I would enjoy a motor museum this much! The property is gorgeous and the four barns of cars are well worth the visit. It's wonderful to see old cars so lovingly cared for and I would highly recommend a visit. The owner has a huge collection so the cars on display are changed regularly. #wintergetaway

The Franschhoek Motor Museum, a hundred years ago, the history of the car is in front of you Franschhoek Motor Museum Franschhoek Motor Museum This car museum is the second richest man in South Africa John Rupert's private museum, collection car is just his personal hobby, his family has from Cartier to Jaeger-LeCoultre, from Vacheron Constantin to IWC, from Montblanc to Dunhill has a dazzling array of luxury brands! The result is that the lives of wealthy people are unimaginable... The museum is located outside the vineyards of Frankfurt, behind the Groot Dakkensten mountain range, Unlike the cold-blooded museum, This museum has a more natural and classical car history in a beautiful natural environment. 4 warehouses, more than 220 vehicles, 2700 square meters of exhibition area, here exhibited the cars of a hundred years ago, each historic long The cars are well maintained. From the Beston motor tricycle, to the world's first Ford, to the Ferrari Enzo supercar... In addition to the popular sales of various manufacturers on the market In addition to the luxury models, many cars here are still privately customized by the Regal family, is the only model in the world. The mini-sports car with the 3 nickname is the exclusive car for the children. is specially customized according to the champion models that won the AE and FE events that year, the front of the car has left behind by the children. trace. In addition to the uniquely shaped cars, there is also a display of motorcycles and bicycles. Combined with the surrounding signs, everyone can walk into the car history more than a hundred years ago. If you are a car owner, is definitely not wrong here!

More than 300 years ago, the French Huguenot sect settled in this magnificent valley and brought the grapes here, permanently changing the look and fate of it. Since then, the French tradition of the town has continued to this day. Every July, the Bastille Day is celebrated here. The Masters are playing the ball, wearing a beret and eating Brie cheese. Franschhoek is known as the gastronomic capital of South Africa. The variety of cuisines here is dazzling. It is even more difficult to choose from, which is home to numerous art galleries, wineries and modern and stylish homestays. Tips Franschhoek (French Town) is about an hour's drive from Cape Town and 1.5 hours drive from the Aquila Private Reserve; There are many good western restaurants to taste; Art and crafts are a major feature here, and you can stop at the various shops to enjoy; Some art shops are forbidden to take pictures.