The oldest street in Stelenbosch. It is full of Cape style houses and nice bars and restaurants. Very poular with both, tourists and locals. The traffic is hectic in rush hour so try to find an alternative road to leave or enter the town in...More

Dorp street is very busy so my suggestion is park your car and walk the street that you can stop and appreciate the architecture and enjoy coffee or lunch at one of the beautiful coffee shops and if you can sit outside and be part...More

Dorp Street is buzzing. It’s the Main Street and has a plethora of cafes, restaurants and shops. It’s quaint and touristy. Parking difficult.

This is a must to do. Take a walk along this really nice Dorp Street, where you find nice cape-dutch houses, shops, coffee stops and charming restaurants. The street isn`t so busy and noisy so that walking is recommanded. Great for coffee, a glas of...More

The street has been well maintained to view the early Dutch architecture. Shops and food outlets good, Oom Samie se Winkel (Uncle Samie's shop) is definately worth a visit, there can't be much the don't sell. Parking an issue, try side streets.

Stellenbosch's Dorp street and botanical gardens were a stop not to be missed while sightseeing in the Western Cape. Shops are varied, but our Sunday experience was marred by parking "helpers" begging for money or running the old insurance game promise of looking after your...More

This street together with others in close proximity add to the charm of Stellenbosch. Shady oak trees line the street and coffee shops, small arcades, curio shops and elegant clothing stores make wandering along this street most entertaining. Some of the buildings boast beautiful cape...More