Somerset
East, a town at the foot of a mountain...
They
say that street names and prominent buildings of a town give you an idea of its
history. The streets in this town are lined with architecturally striking
buildings and structures that tell of its very interesting heritage. This
quaint town with its picturesque streets is worthy of one’s time.
My
all time favourite photo of Somerset East was taken up Beaufort Street facing
Nojoli Street, with the statue of Rev. Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr and the beautiful
structure that is the N.G.Kerk behind it, peeking through the trees lining the
street. There are many such photos to be taken and many such structures to be
seen in Somerset East.
As part of the new town activities during this
year’s Biltong Festival, happening on the 13th and 14th
of July 2012, you can take a timeout from the festivities and take the Heritage
and Architectural tour of the town. For a bit of sustenance however, the
Gastronomical tour is ideal as it catalogues all the restaurants, delis and pub
& grills in town.
And
maybe, you too will find your favourite thing in Somerset East.
PLEASE
NOTE: The maps for the Gastronomical tour and the Heritage and Architectural
tour will be launched on the 4th of May.
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