Castle of Good Hope

This 17th-century site, built by the Dutch East India Company as a fort and replenishment station for ships, is the oldest colonial building in South Africa. From the governor’s house to the chilling torture chambers, a tour through the Castle of Good Hope will be sure to provide you with a deep insight into the complicated history of the Cape.

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Long Street

If you’re an art lover or bookworm hoping to see the best cultural sites that Cape Town has to offer or a party animal seeking a bustling nightlife scene, then Long Street is the place for you. This bohemian street is lined with quirky bookshops, ethnic restaurants, and bustling bars.

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Vergelegen Winery

For wine and nature lovers, the Vergelegen Winery is the perfect place to enjoy a wine tour. With its vast vineyards, luscious gardens, and eateries including a bistro, picnic area, and tea room, this winery is the perfect place to take a load off, enjoy nature, and eat some scrumptious food.

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The Colorful Area

The famous Bo-Kaap, formerly known as the Malay Quarter has rightfully earned worldwide popularity. Situated in the slopes of Signal Hill, the history of this area dates back to the 1760s, when numerous houses were built and rented to Malaysian, Indonesian and other African slaves. While on lease, the houses had to be painted white, however, when the slaves were allowed to buy the properties, they colored them bright as a meaning of freedom.

Perfect Weather

The Mediterranean climate is perfect if you can’t stand when your travel plans have to be restricted by the weather. In the summer, the temperature does not go above 30 and usually stays in the mid-20s. However, the winters can be wet, but even on the coldest days the thermometer do not shows temperatures below the mid-teens.

Great Wine

Cape Town’s amazing climate is a huge and essential factor in the creation of the perfect grape, and in turn wine. There is a quite long list of beautiful wineries and vineyards worth visiting. Another great thing is that the wine in this South African country often costs considerably less than elsewhere in the world.

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Castle of Good Hope

This 17th-century site, built by the Dutch East India Company as a fort and replenishment station for ships, is the oldest colonial building in South Africa. From the governor’s house to the chilling torture chambers, a tour through the Castle of Good Hope will be sure to provide you with a deep insight into the complicated history of the Cape.

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Long Street

If you’re an art lover or bookworm hoping to see the best cultural sites that Cape Town has to offer or a party animal seeking a bustling nightlife scene, then Long Street is the place for you. This bohemian street is lined with quirky bookshops, ethnic restaurants, and bustling bars.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Africa Travel & Expat Life (@bosnian_girl_in_africa)

Vergelegen Winery

For wine and nature lovers, the Vergelegen Winery is the perfect place to enjoy a wine tour. With its vast vineyards, luscious gardens, and eateries including a bistro, picnic area, and tea room, this winery is the perfect place to take a load off, enjoy nature, and eat some scrumptious food.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Vergelegen Wine Estate (@vergelegen_wine_estate)

The post Your Travel Guide to Cape Town, South Africa appeared first on Traveler Master.

The Colorful Area

The famous Bo-Kaap, formerly known as the Malay Quarter has rightfully earned worldwide popularity. Situated in the slopes of Signal Hill, the history of this area dates back to the 1760s, when numerous houses were built and rented to Malaysian, Indonesian and other African slaves. While on lease, the houses had to be painted white, however, when the slaves were allowed to buy the properties, they colored them bright as a meaning of freedom.

Perfect Weather

The Mediterranean climate is perfect if you can’t stand when your travel plans have to be restricted by the weather. In the summer, the temperature does not go above 30 and usually stays in the mid-20s. However, the winters can be wet, but even on the coldest days the thermometer do not shows temperatures below the mid-teens.

Great Wine

Cape Town’s amazing climate is a huge and essential factor in the creation of the perfect grape, and in turn wine. There is a quite long list of beautiful wineries and vineyards worth visiting. Another great thing is that the wine in this South African country often costs considerably less than elsewhere in the world.

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