Cape Town Attractions
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Table Mountain
Views: 53617
Boulders penguin colony
Views: 37119
Cape Point
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City Sightseeing Bus Tours
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V&A Waterfront
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South African Jewish Museum
It took four years, from planning to construction, before the South African Jewish Museum was officially opened by Nelson Mandela in December 2000.
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South African National Gallery
The South African National Gallery, in the Company’s Garden, forms part of the Iziko Museums in Cape Town.
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South African Naval Museum
Located in historical Simon’s Town, the South African Naval Museum is a must-visit attraction for anyone interested in maritime history.
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South African Rugby Museum
Cape Town sport enthusiasts are lucky enough to live in the city that is home to the South African Rugby Museum. Located just a drop kick away from the Newlands Rugby Stadium in the Southern Suburbs of Cape Town, home of the Stormers, the South African Rugby Museum is a full of tokens, collector’s items, memorabilia and history of one of the country’s most watched sports.
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Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds (SANCCOB)
Since 1968 more than 85 000 seabirds have been taken in and treated by the dedicated staff at Cape Town’s Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds (SANCCOB).
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Southern Suburbs
The Southern Suburbs are a tourist’s delight. The area, which stretches from the slopes of the Table Mountain range to the False Bay coast, offers natural attractions and a vibrant nightlife.
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St George’s Cathedral and Groote Kerk
More fondly known as “the people’s cathedral”, St George’s Cathedral in Wale Street represents the Anglican diocese mother church in Cape Town.
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Steenberg Vineyards
Steenberg Vineyards is the oldest farm in the Constantia Valley and has been redeveloped into a five-star estate, complete with a golf course and hotel.
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Steenberg Vineyards
If you are looking for a place where you can taste the Cape’s finest wines, dine in one of two modern restaurants and still have a plethora of things to do, then the Steenberg Vineyards are for you.
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Stellenbosch Wine Routes
Welcome to the Stellenbosch American Express® Wine Routes, one of the biggest tourist attractions in the Western Cape.
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Swartland Wine Route
The warm and welcoming Swartland area of the Western Cape encompasses a uniquely diverse geographic region, from the undulating hills of the Paardeberg in the south to the rolling waters of the Berg River in the north.
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Table Mountain
On November 11, 2011, Table Mountain was named among the New7Wonders of Nature, following a lengthy international public voting process. You can get to the top of Cape Town’s most famous icon in just five minutes by taking a cable car up, or spend the better part of your day hiking it.
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The Castle of Good Hope
The Castle of Good Hope – the oldest building in South Africa – was once a fort, but today functions as a showcase of the Cape’s early days.
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The Western Cape Provincial Archives and Records Service
The Western Cape Provincial Archives and Records Service, which aims to “foster a national identity and the protection of rights”, is located at 72 Roeland Street in Cape Town.
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The World of Birds
The largest bird park in Africa, Hout Bay’s World of Birds fits neatly into a valley that provides a perfect sanctuary for a four-hectare series of aviaries.
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Tjing Tjing
Cape Town has a long and rich history of hot inner-city bars and nightspots – but one of the hottest ever has got to be Tjing Tjing.
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Tokai arboretum
The Tokai Arboretum is a park-like area on the slopes of Constantiaberg near the Silvermine Nature Reserve that’s ideally suited to walking, biking and learning about various tree species, including oaks and Californian redwoods.
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Top Restaurants
If you’re interested in fine dining, fusion cuisine, home-grown fare or distinct African flavours, rest assured that Cape Town is the foodie capital of South Africa. Whether you’re looking for a light snack in the summer sunshine or a hearty winter’s meal near a warm hearth, the Mother City is the ultimate culinary destination.
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