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Spectacular Views of Cape Town. www.sanparks.org. The most popular ascent of the mountain directly...
- 2sight
19 votes
A monument to the development of democracy and equality. Tours to the island are run by the Robben...
- 3sight
18 votes
Culture, Cuisine and fantastic shopping opportunities edit. The iconic V&A Waterfront is one of Ca...
- 4restaurant
10 votes
Having achieved success far beyond its humble intention to open South Africa's first African rest...
- 5museum / gallery
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Focusing on the unique Cape marine environment created by the merging of the Atlantic and Indian ...
- 6hotel
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Charming hotel set in a rambling renovated town house dating from the late 17th century. 15 huge ...
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Greenmarket Square is one of Cape Town's oldest markets – built in 1696 and deeply entrenched in ...
- 9park / zoo
5 votes
Running alongside Government Avenue are the peaceful Company Gardens, situated on the site of Jan...
- 10sight
3 votes
The Castle of Good Hope in Capetown is a star fort built in the late 17th century by the Dutch Ea...
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4 votes
This small museum, housed in the Methodist Church, is one of Cape Town’s most powerful exhibition...
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The Bo-Kaap Museum, housed in an attractive 18th-century house, is dedicated to the Cape’s Malay ...
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1 votes
From Adderley Street, a short walk down Darling Street will take you to the City Hall and the Gra...
- 16museum / gallery
1 votes
A few blocks west of Koopmans-De Wit House is the Lutheran Church, and next door is the Martin Me...
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1 votes
The city’s most established museum. This museum specializes in natural history, ethnography and ar...
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1 votes
Adjoining Company's Garden is the South African Public Library, which opened in 1818. It is the c...
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1 votes
Built in 1901, St. Gregory's Church is an Anglican Cathedral that deems itself “still incomplete....
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The South African National Gallery is the national art gallery of South Africa located in Cape To...
- 21sight
2 votes
At the narrow entrance to the Alfred Basin, on the Berties Landing side, is the original Clock To...
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Cape Town Tourism The Pinnacle, corner of Burg and Castle streets, T021-487 6800, www.tourismcape...
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2 votes
Popular good-value breakfast and lunch spot on busy Kloof St, good salads, pasta and more substan...
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African cuisine, funky handmade decor, and a rotating stable of live marimba and African fusion b...
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Very smart restaurant attached to a catering school serving excellent French-style cuisine, super...
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Great Thai restaurant serving mouth-watering stir-fries, well known for its spicy curries with co...
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Ultra-trendy eatery specializing in gourmet burgers – try the ‘Miss Piggy’ with bacon and guacamo...
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2 votes
Stocks an excellent choice of albums by major southern African artists as well as compilations an...
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1 votes
To the south of the hotel is Nobel Square www.nobelsquare.com, which was opened on 16 December 20...
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1 votes
Historic pub set in what was Cape Town’s first fire station built in 1864, still complete with fi...
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- 45sight
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This early 19th-century red-brick Georgian House has a distinctly English feel to it. The buildin...
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Near Greenmarket Square is one of Cape Town’s older corners, Church Square, site of the Groote Ke...
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Just off St George’s Mall, a pedestrianized road lined with shops and cafés, is the delightfully ...
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- 53restaurant
2 votes
Superb Vietnamese cuisine, very popular place set on a corner overlooking busy Kloof St, brillian...
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- 65restaurant
2 votes
Top-of-the-range steakhouse with tables overlooking the harbour. Excellent Karan dry- and wet-cur...
- 66restaurant
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Fine seafood restaurant spread over 4 terraces with moody, stylish decor and lighting. Very smart...
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