Guidebook for Cape Town
Shopping
Canal walk is the biggest mall and has everything you need under one roof. All stores open till 9pm
495 locals recommend
Canal Walk Shopping Centre
490 Century BlvdCanal walk is the biggest mall and has everything you need under one roof. All stores open till 9pm
N1 City
Food Scene
Beech Financial Solutions
100 Protea RoadA variety of restaurants overlooking a lake
Wonderful restaurant and wine tasting with amazing views. Take a drive or bike ride further along the wine route to visit the other wine farms
133 locals recommend
Durbanville Hills Winery
Tygerberg Valley RoadWonderful restaurant and wine tasting with amazing views. Take a drive or bike ride further along the wine route to visit the other wine farms
Nitida Wine Farm
Tygerberg Valley RoadWine tasting and restaurant
Bo-Kaap Kombuis
7 August StDrinks & Nightlife
Take a stroll down long street for variety of restaurants and night clubs. Best for the young crowd but great for a spontaneous night of fun
387 locals recommend
Long Street
Long StreetTake a stroll down long street for variety of restaurants and night clubs. Best for the young crowd but great for a spontaneous night of fun
Tiger's Milk Century City
8 Kinetic WayA trendy Chilled spot for drinks and lunch/dinner
Parks & Nature
Lovely trail for riding bikes, picnics, jogging and hiking
13 locals recommend
Majik Forest Upper Entrance
42 Artillery RdLovely trail for riding bikes, picnics, jogging and hiking
Tygerberg Nature Reserve
27 Totius StThis is my favourite hiking trail leading to a magical waterfall for swimming
Limietberg Nature Reserve
27 Main StThis is my favourite hiking trail leading to a magical waterfall for swimming
Sightseeing
The Bo-Kaap neighborhood of Cape Town has a rich and multicultural history. Formally known as the Malay Quarter, the district is rooted in Malaysian, African, Indian and Sri Lankan culture, largely a result of the descendants of the slaves who were brought over by Dutch imperialists in the 16th and 17th centuries. Today, the area is still known for its vibrant history and blending of creeds; a cocktail which visitors often find fascinating and unforgettable.
Book a curry lesson and lunch in one of the homes
https://theculturetrip.com/africa/south-africa/articles/the-top-things-to-do-and-see-in-bo-kaap-cape-town/
275 locals recommend
Bo-Kaap
71 Wale StThe Bo-Kaap neighborhood of Cape Town has a rich and multicultural history. Formally known as the Malay Quarter, the district is rooted in Malaysian, African, Indian and Sri Lankan culture, largely a result of the descendants of the slaves who were brought over by Dutch imperialists in the 16th and 17th centuries. Today, the area is still known for its vibrant history and blending of creeds; a cocktail which visitors often find fascinating and unforgettable.
Book a curry lesson and lunch in one of the homes
https://theculturetrip.com/africa/south-africa/articles/the-top-things-to-do-and-see-in-bo-kaap-cape-town/
Arts & Culture
Baxter Theatre Centre
Main Roadhttp://www.baxter.co.za/
Essentials
Glenwood Spar & Tops
Townsend Street