Discover the best top things to do in Free State, South Africa including Skydive Parys, Kiki’s Vintage Photo Studio, Oliewenhuis Art Museum, Clarens Brewery, Gallery on Leviseur, Tobias Art, Jenlees Country Shop and Bistro, Oppie Plaas Parys, Baris Monger, Blou Donki Art Gallery.
Restaurants in Free State
5.0 based on 96 reviews
Skydive Parys offers the adrenalin junkie and thrill seeker a chance to experience the very awesome world of Skydiving by participating in a Tandem Skydive over the Famous Vrederfort Dome World Heritage Site in Parys, South Africa. No previous experience needed to participate in a Tandem Skydive.
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Fabulous photo studio. Everlasting memories. Surprise engagements. Cross dress fun photos. Graphic designing. Vintage dress up. Corporate events. Workshop venue. Family photos. Beautiful. Other. Couples. Boudoir. Babies. Fun. Bookings essential. We are a destination.
Wonderful Dress Up photo studio - great authentic vintage clothing in a wonderful setting and a talented, enthusiastic photographer behind the lens. A combination not to be missed when your in Parys
4.5 based on 215 reviews
We looked up places to visit and enjoyed going round the museum especially the film of William Kentridge which is very powerful. The sculptures in the garden are amazing and it’s free entry.
4.5 based on 374 reviews
BEST spot for eople watching, meeting point, dog friendly, smiling service, tasty platters, beer tasting trays, all sorts of tipple on tap.
4.5 based on 22 reviews
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Art and Lifestyle. Tobias is a landmark destination for discerning shoppers, looking for that something, different. Paintings, Pottery and Pillows. T-Shirts, handbags to handmade soap. Incense and Jewellery. Wallets and hadbags. Vintage toys etc.
Excellent and friendly service Affordable and beautiful art gifts on display We loved browsing and shopping there
4.5 based on 23 reviews
IT is a nice unpretentious place like the ones you would like to find more often... The food is good and made from fresh products, the environment is funky with vintage decoration and animal running around... A nice place to have a break
4.5 based on 19 reviews
I arrived at Oppie Plaas with the intention of grabbing a quick lunch, ticking the box and heading out. However, upon entering Oppie Plaas, I felt things really slow down, and all rush went out the window. Once you’re off the tarred road and at the entrance where Google Maps directs you, the farm styled restaurant is about a further 10 minute drive along a dirt road. The restaurant is an old tobacco processing structure that has been converted into what you see now, and situated on a cattle farm. The interior is decorated with objects brought down from the previous generations of the family of farmers who owned the place, including an old sewing machine, a farmers hat, and an old shovel. The placemats are laminated old newspaper pages, including an article form Huisgenoot from 1942! The owners, Rykie and Stan are extremely welcoming, and you get the feeling of visiting an old aunt and uncle. They told me stories life on the farm and about the revolution of the farm and restaurant since their family first purchased it in 1920. There’s limited cellphone signal, and no wifi - Rykie says that this is intentional as it encourages visitors to disconnect from their mobile devices and connect with other people. The food wasn’t disappointing at all - refreshing homemade lemonade, perfect for a warm day, and a Boere Burger and chips - a large beef patty on a panini bun, topped with lettuce, tomato, onion and a sweet relish. Prices are pretty decent for the excellent food, service and ambiance. While you’re at Oppie Plaas, you’re free to wander around outside where a few farm animals (all named) are housed - a few geese, chickens, and a pig. On Saturdays, kids also get to milk a cow. Oppie Plaas is a great way to spend a few hours, get that farm feeling and enjoy some great food and company.
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Delicious goat's cheese, great wine, good coffee, beautiful gardens and awesome goats. We offer tastings of our farm made cheese, as well as cheese platters paired with local delicacies and fine wine. At the Baris Monger you will also find espresso based beverages, french style crepes and the best cheesecake. Contact us for more information.
We arrived early morning and enjoyed a cup of good coffee with the best cheese cake I have ever tasted. I thought Hoekwil (Wilderness) had the best but this cheese cake at Baris Monger beat them hands down.
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