We've explored the wine farms on the tram before and made a separate video about it. It's another way to experience Franschhoek beyond the town itself.

This beautiful church dates to 1847. Go inside to appreciate the wooden ceiling, chandeliers and magnificent organ.

A lovely Saturday-morning wander under the oak trees, with food, crafts, artwork and live music. It's a substantial market with plenty to browse.

Pop into the tourism office for maps and advice on exploring town. The lady here also recommended our café stop.

We cooled down with milkshakes rather than our usual coffee or wine. There's a lovely restaurant interior, a bar and a small wine cellar.

We were shown around this charming historic boutique hotel right near the centre of town. The courtyard, swimming pool and impressive wine cellar were highlights.

A tempting shop full of chocolates made here in Franschhoek. We'd just had chocolate milkshakes, otherwise we'd have been very tempted to indulge.

Another good coffee-shop option to keep in mind while wandering around town.

An unexpected find on our walk through town. This microbrewery occupies a historic building dating to 1886.

This five-star hotel on the main road looked lovely, with trees out front and a striking sculpture in the garden.

The mountain setting is beautiful, and the monument reflects the Huguenots' story of religious freedom. We admired it without going inside the ticketed grounds.

The perfume museum is another stop included in the museum complex's admission. We didn't go inside on this visit.