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Surrounded by the towering Table Mountain and the azure waters of the Atlantic Ocean, it is easy to see why this, the oldest city in South Africa is voted as 'one of the places to see before you die'. Take a walking tour of historical Cape Town and experience the essence of the city and see why we are called the Rainbow Nation. Highlights of Cape Town include:
Table Mountain - Overlooking Cape Town and visible from around the city, Table Mountain is as impressive from the top with views around the peninsula as it is from below.
Castle of Good Hope - Dating from 1666, this is South Africa's oldest standing building.
District six museum - A community museum illustrates the devastating affect apartheid had on people's lives.
Noon day gun on signal Hill - Fired daily except on Sundays and Public holidays since 1903, when standard time was introduced to SA.
Bo Kaap - Also know as the Malay quarters, is a residential area on the slopes of Signal Hill long occupied by people of Muslim faith, boasts numerous dwellings and mosques dating back well over a century.
Company Gardens & surrounding historical buildings - This green & tranquil haven in the center of the city was the core of the Dutch settlement founded by Jan van Riebeeck in 1652.
St Georges Cathedral - Known as the 'peoples' church the doors remained open to people of all races throughout the apartheid era.
St Georges mall & Greenmarket Square - Pan African curio market.
Inquire or book Cape Town Tours.
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