De Witt'e Gastehuis is a stately, thatched guest house, situated in a quiet area in the Northern part of Bloemfontein. It offers tranquil, quality accommodation with its stylish rooms and a swimming pool for those hot summer days. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Pellissier is a well-established southern suburb of Bloemfontein, known for its leafy residential streets, spacious properties and convenient position close to major routes. Its relaxed atmosphere makes it an appealing base for travellers who want to enjoy the Free State capital while staying away from the bustle of the city centre.
The suburb has a predominantly residential character, with local shopping and services providing everyday conveniences. Its location also makes it practical for visitors travelling towards the southern Free State and the Eastern Cape. Nearby shopping centres offer restaurants, cafés and a variety of shops, while the surrounding suburbs provide further leisure options.
Pellissier is within easy reach of Bloemfontein’s cultural and historical attractions. The National Museum is a worthwhile stop, with collections covering natural history, archaeology, palaeontology and the social history of the Free State. Art enthusiasts can visit the Oliewenhuis Art Museum, housed in a former state residence and surrounded by attractive gardens.
For outdoor recreation, Naval Hill is one of the city’s best-known landmarks. The hill provides panoramic views over Bloemfontein and the surrounding plains, while the Franklin Nature Reserve offers an unexpected wildlife experience within the urban area. Visitors can also explore the Free State National Botanical Garden, where indigenous vegetation, rocky koppies and walking trails provide a peaceful escape.
Situated in the Transgariep & Goldfields Region, Pellissier offers a convenient starting point for discovering Bloemfontein and the wider province. Although the suburb itself is primarily residential, its combination of established greenery, easy road access and proximity to museums, gardens, wildlife and shopping makes it a comfortable stop for travellers exploring the Free State capital.