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]]>Table Mountain
One of Cape Town’s most iconic landmarks, Table Mountain dominates the city’s skyline with its flat-topped peak. This natural wonder is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has breathtaking panoramic views of the city, coastline, and the Atlantic Ocean. There are two ways to reach the summit: hiking or taking the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway.
Robben Island
Robben Island holds a significant place in South Africa’s history. It’s primarily known for its former use as a maximum-security prison where Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners were held during the apartheid era. Today, it stands as a powerful symbol of the country’s journey to democracy and reconciliation. An incredible place to tour.
V&A Waterfront
The Victoria & Alfred (V&A) Waterfront is Cape Town’s premier shopping, dining, and entertainment hub. Take time to explore the shops, boutiques, and markets. You’ll find unique South African art, crafts, and fashion. And when you’re done, stop at one of the restaurants for a great meal.
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If you only have enough time for a single shopping spree while in Cape Town, V&A Waterfront is the place to be. This beachfront complex offers everything from restaurants to an art museum and aquarium, but passionate shopaholics should visit it for its wide array of stores, offering everything from clothes to souvenirs.
Local Markets
Want to feel like a local during your shopping adventures in Cape Town? Head to one of the city’s amazing local markets! Bay Harbour Market and the Neighbourgoods Market are two of the most popular options with locals and tourists alike.
Cape Quarter
If you’re looking for an authentic shopping experience while in Cape Town, Cape Quarter Lifestyle Village is the place to be. This sophisticated retail center is best known for its specialty boutiques, where you can find traditional African souvenirs, jewelry, and clothes.
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]]>Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art
Cape Town is home to the world’s largest museum of contemporary African art, located inside the historic grain silo next to the V&A Waterfront. Zeitz Museum has only been around since 2017, but that didn’t stop it from growing into one of Cape Town’s leading museums with an impressive contemporary African art collection.
Iziko South African National Gallery
In addition to featuring an impressive collection of African art, Cape Town’s most significant international gallery is best known for housing a collection of European art dating back from the 17th to the 19th century.
Goodman Gallery
Amazing galleries are scattered all across Cape Town, but none of them compares to this one. In addition to having a branch in the South African capital, Goodman Gallery also has locations in Johannesburg and London, and their space is dedicated to celebrating established and emerging artists in southern Africa.
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Established in 1696, Greenmarket Square is one of the oldest public spaces in the city. While it was once the site of slave trade and the place to sell market produce, today you’ll find everything from hand-crafted woodwork to painted fabrics. The buskers will keep you entertained with miming, dancing, and music.
Neighbourgoods Market
While this market is open only on Saturdays, it’s worth a visit. Neighbourgoods Market is housed on a former biscuit factory and every Saturday two covered warehouses have the best drinks, food, and organic produce. The market has become a bit hipster and you’ll also find craft and clothes designers in the parking lot.
Milnerton Flea Market
The most-loved flea market in Cape Town, Milnerton Flea Market, is open Saturdays and Sundays and you’ll find everything you’d expect at a flea market. It’s a bargain hunter’s dream and if you’re lucky, you’ll take home some gems.
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Bo-Kaap is one of those places you can visit without an agenda because there’s something amazing at every turn. Its colorful homes are seen as a symbol of freedom and you can explore them by roaming around the neighborhood or joining one of the free walking tours.
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If you want to learn more about the rich history of this vibrant neighborhood, Bo-Kaap Museum is the place to be. It’s situated in the oldest preserved house in the area, dating back to the 1760s, and it highlights the lifestyle and cultural contributions of the early Muslim settlers.
Auwal Mosque
Bo-Kaap is also historically significant since it happens to be home to the oldest mosque in all of South Africa. Built in 1794, Auwal Mosque went through several major renovations over the years, but it still stands tall as one of the most significant religious buildings in Cape Town.
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]]>Belmond Mount Nelson Hotel
Visit this lovely hotel or book a stay in it if you want to take some gorgeous, pastel photos that resemble the style of Wes Anderson’s movies. The retro pink vibe matches the vibrant green plants perfectly so getting that perfect shot won’t be a problem.
Kasteelspoort
Explore the beautiful South African nature by going to the Kasteelspoort hike and at the end, you will be rewarded with a breathtaking viewpoint where you can take amazing photos.
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You also must check out the Bo-Kaap neighborhood, the most colorful part of the city. It’s located on Signal Hill and has a significant cultural history.
Camps Bay
The Camps Bay beach will take your breath away. You must visit it for the experience itself as well as for the amazing photos you can take there. Make sure to take some photos from above to truly capture its beauty.
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Cape Town is home to many vibrant spots, and Muizenberg Beach is one of its most colorful attractions. It’s best known for its brightly painted beach huts that come in all the colors of the rainbow, in addition to being one of the city’s most popular surfing spots.
Boulders Beach
South Africa probably isn’t where you’d expect to see penguins, but that’s exactly the kind of experience you’ll get at Boulders Beach. A colony of African penguins settled on its shores in 1982, and they’ve been attracting curious tourists and nature lovers ever since.
Clifton 4th
Cape Town is home to so many beaches that it’s difficult for them to stand out, yet Clifton 4th manages to do so. The beaches of the affluent Clifton neighborhood are best known for their almost pure white sand, and this one is most popular with tourists and locals alike.
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]]>No matter what your goals for your trip to Cape Town are, there is one thing that you absolutely cannot pass up on doing while there: heading up to the top of Table Mountain.
Located in a nature reserve that separates Cape Town naturally from its inland suburbs, Table Mountain towers over 3,500 feet above the surrounding area and offers a perfect natural vantage point to see the city, the surrounding landscape, False Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean in all of its glory.
There are two popular options for getting to the top of the mountain: a suspended cable car that offers 360 degree views on its way up to the summit and back, and hiking trails which lead up to the summit.
The cable car is a great option if you do not want to take on a big hike, and it’s an experience that you won’t soon forget. Just grab it from the lower station near the Oranjezicht neighborhood and ride it to the top!
Hiking is also fun if you want to get a little bit of exercise in, and it will take you a couple of hours to get to the top of the mountain if you take the popular Platteklip Gorge route, which is not overly strenuous and takes a couple of hours each way.
So, be sure to make time to plan a day to visit this iconic Cape Town spot if you are planning a vacation to this lovely city.
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]]>Cape Town was built on a peninsula that is sheltered by mountains, including Table Mountain. This mountain stands imposingly above the city and is a must-visit for anyone that travels to the city.
A cableway from the city or hiking are the best ways to reach the top of Table Mountain. From the mountain’s flat, granite peak, visitors are able to observe an unforgettable panorama of the city of Cape Town as well as the coastal landscapes and beaches that surround it.
Speaking of beaches, Cape Town has no lack of amazing places to soak up the sun and swim. The city boasts an enviable climate with lots of sun and warm temperatures, especially from October through April.
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One of the city’s top beaches is Bloubergstrand, located just outside of the city center. Here, visitors can kitesurfing and sunbathe while gazing at the impossibly blue waters of the Atlantic. In fact, you can also see Table Mountain on the other side of the bay from here.
Any visitor that goes to Cape Town enjoys an unforgettable experience. Be sure to go sooner rather than later!
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]]>A colony of African penguins settled on the shores of Boulders Beach in 1982, transforming it into one of South Africa’s top tourist attractions over the course of the next four decades. There are between 3,000 birds roaming around the beach and their species is on the verge of extinction.
That’s why Boulders Beach is under Cape Nature Conservation’s protection and the penguins can be seen roaming freely in their natural environment. Foxy Beach is the best place to observe them because it offers boardwalks taking you just a few meters away from the birds.
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(@paulo_always_travelling)Located about an hour away from Cape Town, Boulders Beach can be easily accessed by car, or by a train heading to the nearby Simon’s Town. Daily conservation and entry fee for adults is priced at around $10, but it’s important to keep in mind that you shouldn’t come too close to the penguins or try feeding them.
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