Area Profiles

Hospitaalpark All the street names are named after people who contributed to medicine. Pasteur Life Hospital is in the heart of Hospitalpark.

Kelly's View siding is west of Bloemfontein on the line via Petrusburg to Kimberley. Kelly's View is located in the region of Free State. Bloemfontein  is approximately 12.2 km / 7.6 mi away from Kelly's View (as the crow flies). 

Kiepersol is a Suburb in the Northern Areas of Bloemfontein. The Founder of Kiepersol, Pierre de Wet was raised in South Africa on a farm named Kiepersol. The farm name originated from a legend about a lone towering tree in the African savanna. During the Boer War of 1900 in South Africa, British soldiers were witnessed running from a lion through an open, grass field toward a single-trunk tree shouting "Kiepersol, Kiepersol, Kiepersol!" The Boers who saw the soldiers climb to safety named the tree "Kiepersol". Years later, the Boers realized the soldiers were actually yelling, "we hope the tree will 'keep us all'". Since that time, the tree has symbolized...

Bloemfontein's Langenhoven Park is a vibrant neighbourhood known for its rich history and modern amenities. This area is home to excellent schools, restaurants, shopping centres, healthcare facilities, and several local attractions.  History Langenhoven Park is named after the famous Afrikaans writer C.J. Langenhoven, known for his contributions to Afrikaans literature. The area's historical roots run deep, reflecting the cultural heritage of Bloemfontein. From its early settlement to its development into a thriving suburb, Langenhoven Park's history is a testament to the city's evolution and the enduring spirit of its people. Schools Langenhoven Park is home...

The Living Area, Lilyvale Immediately adjacent to the dump a low rise stretches up to a footpath, located adjacent to the formal housing area. This 'rise' constitutes an open section of ground along the slope, and which is linked to a section of stonewalling. This ground has all the characteristics of having once functioned as a living area for persons who received British military rations. A surface scatter of bully beef, Norwegian sardine and milk ration tins, together with glass fragments, strapping from crates and a large rusted lock were observed. These tins date from the Anglo Boer War and are always found at British military linked sites throughout South Africa...

MvW Environmental Services, as an independent Environmental Assessment Practitioner (EAP), has been appointed by Mangaung Metro Municipality to facilitate the EIA process for the proposed Township Establishment at Lourierpark, Bloemfontein in the Free State Province. The land earmarked for the development is ±357Ha in extent and is owned by Mangaung Metro Municipality. The study area for this investigation is located approximately 10 km directly south west of the City of Bloemfontein, within the central portion of the Free State Province, South Africa. Bloemfontein is the capital city of the Free State Province and, as the judicial capital of the nation, one of South...

It was originally known as "Mazel's Pass", after a Mr Mazel who owned the land. In 1904 a major water works was opened at Maselspoort, and in 1927 Harvard University erected the Boyden Observatory. The then-Prince George of England stopped at Maselspoort in 1934 as part of a visit to Bloemfontein. It is a Small Holding area next to the Bram Fischer Airport. A new hospital, Busamed was also recently build in that area. Maselspoort is famous for its swimmingpool and super tube and the green grass with relaxation for the whole family. It offers overnight accomodation as well next to the river.

aval Hill in Bloemfontein is called such for the British naval guns used up here during the Anglo-Boer War. There is also a white horse on the eastern edge of the hill that functioned as a landmark for the British cavalry. Did you know?Best time of day to visit, without doubt, is sundown, when the city lights come on and you can catch a glimpse of the sun setting way off in the distance. Other than that, it has nothing to do with anything naval or military. The hill forms part of the Franklin Game Reserve, in the middle of the city (apparently the only nature reserve in the world in the middle of a city), which is the reason no-one has been able to build their...

Noordhoek, meaning the Northern Corner, was first named in 1743 when it described the north corner of the farm Slangkop which was occupied by Christina Diemer, the widow of Frederick Rousseau. However long before this the valley was occupied by Khoi nomads. This is evidenced by the excavation of skeletons in Noordhoek. It is a Suburb in the Northern areas of Bloemfontein.

 A smallholding out of the hustle and bustle of Bloemfontein,  Olive Hill is home away from home. Huge space for dogs, lovely peacefull gardens, 10 kms from town. If you like Country lifestyle then this area is for you.