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Town in Western Cape, South Africa
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Malmesbury is a town in the Western Cape province of South Africa, 65 km north of Cape Town. It has a population of about 36,000 people (2011).
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The building was built as a synagogue in 1911, and was transferred to the municapility in 1974.
A neo-Gothic church building which opened on 1860, with a 1880 tower.
It operates from a private airfield 14 km to the north of Malmesbury. It provides a service for experienced sport skydivers, and offers tandem skydiving for beginners (R3150 per person). Transportation available from Cape Town (R460-700 per person.)
Winery established in 1948 with tasting room.
Six farm style self-catering lodges.
12 room guest house. All rooms are ensuite, with fridges and most have air-conditioning.
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