Things to Do in Cape Town

Diemersdal

Wine Estates in Durbanville

Diemersdal was initially granted in 1698 by Simon van der Stel, and so began it's history of wine making that can be traced back for over 3 centuries. Diemersdal has cultivated a reputation as a world-class wine producer, achieved by combining old and new worlds of wine making. Tasting room hours: Monday-Friday: 9:00 - 17:00; Saturdays: 9:00 - 15:00; Closed on Christian holidays.

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Oudekraal Beach

Beaches in Table Mountain National Park

Lying between Bakoven and Llandudno is Oudekraal, best known by scuba divers who come here to explore Justin’s Caves. The dive site is actually a group of huge boulders covered in magnificent sponges, soft corals, sea fans and ascidians. Not far off is the 1698 wreck of the Huis te Crayenstein, tempting divers with the prospect of salvaging treasure. Part of the Table Mountain National Park, Oudekraal Beach offers a very different experience to the glamorous beaches of Camps Bay and Clifton. The tiny beach is hidden in a cove and offers braai facilities and a grassy picnic area. Huge granite boulders shelter the beach and provide a safe swimming area.

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Villa Pascal Theatre

Galleries and Museums in Durbanville

Popular with discerning music and theatre lovers, Villa Pascal Theatre is a unique venue owned by well-known French chanteuse Danièle Pascal and Eugène Lebreton. This intimate theatre regularly hosts performances ranging from cabaret to classical to jazz by local and international artists. Conveniently situated in the heart of Durbanville, Villa Pascal Theatre is close to the Durbanville Wine Route and Durbanville Golf Club. Patrons can bring a picnic basket and enjoy an unusual theatre experience in the Cape’s only theatre in a house.

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Small Bay Beach

Beaches in Bloubergstrand

Small Bay Beach is situated in Blouberg Village. The beach is located next to its big brother - Big Bay Beach. A quieter beach, yet very popular with young families. The beach offers the classical postcard view of Table Mountain& Robben Island.

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Atlantic Rail Steam Train

Popular Attractions in Fish Hoek

Every second week on a Sunday, this majestic old steam train makes its way from Cape Town to Simon's Town and back again. Scores of people gather along the route to watch or have their photograph taken with the train. This train stops (but doesn't collect passengers) at Fish Hoek Station - a great place to get up close and personal with this classic engine.

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Kleinplaas Dam

Hiking Trail in Simons Town

The easiest way to get to Kleinplaas Dam is to take the right-hand turnoff just after Pine Haven coming from the direction of Simon’s Town. The easy climb up to the reservoir is an old jeep track. In spring the sandy slopes are covered with pretty proteas, pelargoniums, watsonias, Cape snow, butterfly lilies, lobelias and crassulas. The sweeping views are amazing, you can see all the way to Table Mountain. Take warm clothing, as it can get windy around the dam. Duration: 2 hours Difficulty: Easy Distance: 2 km

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Greenmarket Square

Popular Attractions in City Centre

Right in the centre of Cape Town is one of the oldest public spaces in the Mother City. Greenmarket Square celebrated its 300th birthday in March 2010 with a substantial facelift.Refurbished ablutions, a brand new stage, newly laid cobblestones, reconstructed marketplace and more spacious café environment have made this vibrant spot more people-friendly.The atmospheric market dates back to 1696 when it was built. Later sailors from passing ships would use the area for trading their merchandise and stocking up on produce before they continued their voyage.In recent years, Greenmarket Square has become an increasingly crowded trading venue offering a wide variety of Pan-African curios, clothing, candles and speciality stalls.Numerous restaurants and cafes surround the square, providing good people-watching vantage points while you take a caffeine break from shopping.Remember the Purple Rain Protest? Throughout the apartheid era, Greenmarket Square was frequently the focus of political protests. This was largely due to its proximity to parliament, and also the background of its shoppers and merchants. Today the market is still buzzing with interesting characters and has a great atmosphere.Opening hours:Monday to Friday 09:00 – 16:00Saturday 09:00 – 15:00

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De Grendel

Wine Estates in Tygerberg

Synonymous with quality, De Grendel has established themselves as a key player in the South African wine industry. Using Feng Shui principles, the cellar is magnificently designed to blend old with new. The tasting room itself spills out onto the verandah, where you can indulge in the beautiful views of Table Mountain while enjoying a delicious glass of wine. Visitors are guided by expert tasting presenters, 7 days a week. Tasting Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 – 17:00; Saturday, 10:00 – 16:00; Sunday, 10:00 – 16:00.

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Long Beach

Beaches in Simons Town

Long Beach is a lovely stretch of sand that can be spotted just as you drive into beautiful Simon's Town. This is a popular beach for walking dogs, kayaking and diving courses. There is parking available, and it's also an easy walking distance from the train station.

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Iziko South African Museum

Popular Attractions in Cape Town

Founded in 1825 and situated in the historic Company's Garden, the IZiko South African Museum is a popular place for visitors coming into Cape Town. Millions of visitors have wandered through its halls and corridors to be stimulated and inspired by its collections and exhibitions. They have left the Museum with a better understanding of the earth and its biological and cultural diversity, past and present. Hours: Open 10:00 to 17:00 daily. Closed on Workers Day and Christmas Day. Entrance fees: 16 years and older: R15; Under 16 years: free. South African pensioners, school learners and students: R5 Free entrance on selected commemorative days.

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Mount Nelson Planet Bar

Bars in Gardens

Located in the prestigious Mount Nelson Hotel, the Planet Bar offers a cool, chic, and elegant venue for a perfect night out. The bar features a stylish celestial décor, quirky touches and comfortable couches, creating a relaxing ambience. The Planet Bar has an extensive cocktail menu, a wide selection of champagnes and wines, and an assortment of light menus and canapés. Open daily from 12:00 until late.

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Longbeach Mall

Shopping Malls in Sunnydale

Longbeach Mall houses all the large food and clothes retailers including Pick n Pay, Woolworths, Food Lover’s Market, Edgars, Truworths. Ocean Basket, Spur, and Wimpy. You will also find jewellery stores, coffee shops, craft shops, hair and beauty salons, pharmacies and music stores.

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The Egg Man

Popular Attractions in City Centre

Who is that dude with all those eggs on his head? Egg Man appears at Greenmarket Square come rain or shine and at all the hottest festivals in South Africa, adding an air of Rio-style festivity wherever he performs. His name is Gregory da Silva - a comedian artist, storyteller, dancer and live street performer. Egg Man was born in Benin West Africa, which is Voodoo Country. He speaks French and English and is living in the Mother City.Wearing an invincible smile and a twenty five kilogram headdress, he always turns heads as he strolls around Greenmarket Square. Each day his outfit sports a new feature, presenting the city centre with a new display of his symbolic African art and culture. His body is armoured with artefacts and his face painted with tribal patterns. Gregory's warm voice is lively and he repeatedly offers phrases and words in French. Gregory performs at the Grahamstown National Arts Festival, the Hermanus Whale Festival, Klein Karoo National Kunstefees and many others. He has been hired to receive guests at hotels and airports and appeared on SABC 2 and E-TV News. His dream is to impart creative knowledge to South African youth, giving them the power to create beautiful things and also to support themselves, all part of his ultimate venerable ambition to "bring Africa together to make one". Bravo!

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Trinity

Bars Nightclubs in Green Point

Cape Town's luxurious nightclub and restaurant is situated a stone's throw from the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town Stadium and the City Centre. Haunt of the uber-trendy, it combines unrestrained opulence with a distinct, progressive and modern approach. Inspired by UK 'super clubs', a passion for good food and excellent service, no expense has been spared. State-of-the-art entertainment and a tip-top dining experience offers a hedonistic feast for the senses.

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Clifton 2nd

Beaches in Clifton

Another superb stretch of sand along the Clifton waters, 2nd Beach is a popular location used by students and beach sport enthusiasts. Easily accessible from Victoria Road and from the other Clifton Beaches, visitors shouldn't have a problem getting to the sand. Parking on Victoria Road can be an issue as you get closer to 4th Beach however. The water is quite chilly, but the surf is calm and the sand fine and white.

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Things to Do in Cape Town

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Cape Town Overview

Diemersdal

Oudekraal Beach

Villa Pascal Theatre

Small Bay Beach

Atlantic Rail Steam Train

Kleinplaas Dam

Greenmarket Square

De Grendel

Long Beach

Iziko South African Museum

Mount Nelson Planet Bar

Longbeach Mall

The Egg Man

Trinity

Clifton 2nd

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