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Oudtshoorn Toursim Bureau

Baron van Reede Street, Oudtshoorn, 6620,

Tel 044 279 2532

E-mail otb@mweb.co.za

Website www.oudtshoorn.com

Oudtshoorn was founded in 1847 and named after Baron Pieter van Reede van Oudtshoorn. The town is the principal centre of the Klein Karoo, and often referred to as the feather capital of the world, which is synonymous with ostriches and ostrich farming. Oudtshoorn also was the home of the renowned Afrikaans writer CJ Langenhoven. The spectacular Cango Caves are in the nearby Swartberg Mountains.

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Culture and Heritage/ Historical Buildings

Culture and Heritage/ Historical Buildings

Roman Catholic Cathedral

National Monument. Built in 1964. Architects: Bergamasco, Duncan and Associates Cape Town.

Area: 78 Baron van Rheede Street.

Youth Hostel

Built in 1894. Originally used as public school for girls.

Area: 84 Adderley Street.

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