If the idea of strolling through manicured rose beds with a scone in hand sounds like your kind of Sunday, then mark your calendar for 30 November 2025 — because The Cellars-Hohenort’s award-winning private gardens will be open to the public for one day only, all in support of St Luke’s Combined Hospices.
Set in the heart of Constantia, this exclusive Open Gardens Day is a rare chance to experience the estate’s lush, landscaped beauty — usually reserved for guests — and it’s as much about community as it is about colour.
🌸 What to Expect
Guests will wander through heritage rose gardens, trellised walkways, and tree-lined paths, with blooms bursting in every direction. The experience is peaceful, picturesque, and purpose-driven — a floral escape with a heart.
To make it even sweeter, each ticket includes a freshly baked scone and tea, served in the garden — because no good garden party skips the refreshments.
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📅 Date: Sunday, 30 November 2025
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📍 Location: The Cellars-Hohenort, Constantia, Cape Town
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⏰ Entry times (timed ticket slots):
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11h00–13h00
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12h00–14h00
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13h00–15h00
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14h00–16h00
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15h00–17h00
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🎟️ Tickets:
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Adults: R195
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Children (12 & under): R95
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Includes tea & scone
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Book via Quicket: Click here
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No tickets available at the door
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💚 All for a Good Cause
Proceeds from the day will go directly to St Luke’s Combined Hospices, helping them continue their 45-year legacy of providing compassionate care to patients and families throughout Cape Town.
So not only will your Sunday be filled with sunshine and flowers, but your ticket will also help support a deeply meaningful mission.
This isn’t your average stroll through a park. This is a rare peek behind the gates of one of Constantia’s most celebrated gardens, with a side of tea, tranquillity, and purpose. Whether you’re a gardener, a photographer, a scone enthusiast, or just someone looking for a peaceful escape, The Cellars-Hohenort Open Gardens event is a breath of fresh air in every sense.
Breathe it in, book your spot, and spend a day in bloom.
