Babylonstoren: South Africa’s own Eden
Babylonstoren is all about bringing together the rustic and the contemporary. From its famed gardens to its retail spaces and spa, it’s about innovation and attention to detail
25 January 2024 - 05:00
Immaculate gardens set the scene for a meander around wine estate Babylonstoren. With edible flowers, seasonal vegetables, succulents and spices, the farm is home to more than 300 varieties of plants and vegetables with nutritional or medicinal value. And guests can pick and nibble the fresh produce as they wander through this Eden.
Slightly further afield are the figs, prickly pears, persimmons, stone fruit, citrus and olives (14 varieties over 60ha) — and, of course, the wine grapes (13 varieties over 120ha)...
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