Kaysersberg is considered one of the most beautiful cities on the wine route.

The town is situated on the wine route at an altitude of 185 meters.

According to a 2006 study, approximately 1,004,810 tourists travel along the wine route annually.

The region in the district Burgenlandkreis has a wine route which was opened in 1993.

South Africa's first wine route, which became a catalyst for tourist-oriented facilities, was established here in 1971.

The wine route continues through Castellina with its 15th-century castle and ancient town gate.

There are winding wine routes that cut through ancient, ocher-colored villages.

It is very central, situated close to the airport, various golf courses, wine routes and shopping complexes.

The wine farms are quite a way out of the city and there are various wine routes.

There are more than 20 wine-growing areas and 17 wine routes surrounding Cape Town.