Attractions & Places

Taj Cape Town

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Founded in 1913 in the heart of the Cape Floral Region, the gardens beating heart is a large conservatory, and one of the oldest herbariums in the Southern Hemisphere. Enjoy picturesque flora and drink in stunning views from the Tree Canopy Walkway.

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Cape Town’s most iconic landmark is also home to South Africa’s most-visited national park and outdoor activities abound. Hike the scenic trails, ride the cableway – and if you are feeling adventurous, try your hand at rock climbing or abseiling. Breathtaking views await.

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Cape Town’s most colourful neighbourhood is painted in jubilant shades of pink, yellow, red, orange, lime green, eggshell and indigo. Home to the Cape Malay community, it brims with local history.

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This industrial factory was redeveloped as an arts hub for creative enterprises and is now home to a thriving food scene, regular farmers’ markets, eclectic local galleries, award-winning boutiques, and even bakeries.

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Visiting the beaches often tops the list of things to do in Cape Town. The beautiful, rock-strewn coves of Boulders Beach are famous for teeming crowds of strutting African Penguins. This natural breeding colony is now a protected conservation area, with an easily-accessible visitors centre and boardwalk.

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Established in 1867, Cape Town's Sixth Municipal District flourished for a century as a diverse, multi-ethnic community. Tragically, around 60,000 residents were forcibly relocated to desolate outlying regions. Explore their poignant narratives through photographs, recordings, and other exhibits.

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Marvel at unmatched views of the shimmering blue Atlantic from the southernmost tip of Africa. Ascend via the Flying Dutchman Funicular rail or take a leisurely walk up to the lighthouse to fully immerse yourself in this breathtaking natural landscape. Undoubtedly, one of the top places to visit in Cape Town.

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Founded in 1913 in the heart of the Cape Floral Region, the gardens beating heart is a large conservatory, and one of the oldest herbariums in the Southern Hemisphere. Enjoy picturesque flora and drink in stunning views from the Tree Canopy Walkway.

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Cape Town’s most iconic landmark is also home to South Africa’s most-visited national park and outdoor activities abound. Hike the scenic trails, ride the cableway – and if you are feeling adventurous, try your hand at rock climbing or abseiling. Breathtaking views await.

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The Victoria & Alfred Waterfront is a beautiful 123-hectare neighbourhood situated along the Atlantic that is full of historic sites, landmark attractions, art events, seafood and near-endless shops offering South African brands, local crafts and well-known designers.