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Breede Valley Tourism
Tel 023 348 2795
E-mail jcdamens@breedevallei.gov.za

Worcester Tourism
Tel 023 342 8710
Fax 023 342 2294
E-mail manager@worcesterwinelands.co.za
Web www.tourismworcester.co.za

Worcester, on the N1 between Cape Town and Johannesburg, also lies on Route 62. As one of the biggest wine-producing districts in the country, the town offers exellent wines as well as a rich cultural heritage. Worcester was established in 1820 by Lord Charles Somerset, governor of the Cape Colony at the time, and named for his elder brother, the Marquis of Worcester.

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