Cape Town Attractions
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Table Mountain
Views: 53627
Boulders penguin colony
Views: 37134
Cape Point
Views: 29592
City Sightseeing Bus Tours
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V&A Waterfront
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Castle Military Museum
The Castle Military Museum is housed in the oldest building in South Africa, the Castle of Good Hope. It is a tribute to the brave regiments of the past, providing an insight into the political history of the country and celebrating the rich military history of the Cape.
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Chapman’s Peak and Noordhoek
Chapman’s Peak Drive winds its way between Noordhoek and Hout Bay and is touted as one of the most spectacular marine drives in the world.
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Chavonnes Battery Museum
The Chavonnes Battery Museum celebrates the life, death and rebirth of Cape Town’s oldest major fortification after the Castle of Good Hope.
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Church Square and the Slave Lodge
Church Square and Slave Lodge, at the top corner of Adderley Street, bear witness to the turbulent past of the Cape of Good Hope.
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City Hall and Grand Parade
Cape Town’s City Hall was built in 1905 in Italian Renaissance style, and is one of the last Victorian-style sandstone structures in the Mother City. Despite showing its age, Cape Town’s iconic City Hall continues to be sought out by urban explorers.
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City Sightseeing Bus Tours
The open-top double-decker buses of City Sightseeing are one of the best ways to take in the highlights of Cape Town.
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Clara Anna Fontein
About 30 minutes from central Cape Town is Clara Anna Fontein, the only game reserve within the greater Cape metropolitan area.
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Company’s Garden
Spend some time exploring the Company’s Garden. Access to the public park, which contains a rose garden, Japanese garden, fish pond, aviary and tea garden, is free.
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Constantia vineyards
The elegant suburb of Constantia is situated in the Cape’s oldest winelands and is home to renowned wine estates and numerous award-winning restaurants.
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Constantia Wine Route
Constantia Valley is the oldest wine-growing area in Southern Africa and features superb wine estates, fantastic shopping opportunities and a variety of excellent restaurants.
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Constantia Wine Valley
The Constantia Valley boasts outstanding award-winning resturants, five star hotels and a golf course.
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Crayfish, mussels and seafood
Cape Town is, without doubt, a seafood-lover’s haven. From choice Cape West Coast lobsters (crayfish), to fresh fish and mussels, seafood restaurants are as plentiful as the kelp fronds that line the seashore.
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Creative Cape Town
Breathe in the heady scent of flowers, soak up some live music, eyeball the best designers’ work and buy some art in Cape Town.
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Dick Dent Bird Sanctuary
The Dick Dent Bird Sanctuary is located in a natural wetland populated with waterfowl, migrant waders and Ethiopian snipe.
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District Six Museum
The District Six Museum revives the history of a vibrant community that was forcibly removed to the city’s periphery during apartheid.
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Durbanville
Boasting several shopping centres, Durbanville, north of Cape Town, is one of the fastest-growing towns in South Africa with a plethora of restaurants, pubs, guest houses and bed and breakfasts to suit your needs.
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Durbanville Rose Garden
When blooms on thousands of rose bushes in Cape Town’s Durbanville Rose Garden unfurl their tender petals to the warming sun, the profusion of colour makes for a truly beautiful and uplifting spectacle.
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Durbanville Wine Valley
Cool breezes, award-winning wines and vistas of mountains and vineyards makes the Durbanville Wine Valley the ideal escape from the bustle of the city.
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Edith Stephens Wetland Park
The Edith Stephens Wetland Park is a place where the natural biodiversity of the Cape Flats and the needs of the local communities are brought together.
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