Cape Town City Centre Things to do

Vibrant and hip Long Street is the main street to party or chill out in Cape Town’s trendy City...

Right in the centre of Cape Town is one of the oldest public spaces in the Mother City. Greenmarket...

You'll have to look for an unmarked door and walk up an inconspicuous staircase to successfully...

Zula Sound Bar mixes the finest music with live theatre and dance. Add a sprinkling of poetry, and...

Warmly referred to as "Africa's Grandest Gathering", The Cape Town Jazz Festival is the largest and...

Year after year, the Cape Town International Jazz Festival brings together music lovers from all...

Join thousands of colour-crazy people in an array of green, orange, pink, yellow and blue at the...

Introducing Cape Town’s new Jazz Club THE RAINBOW ROOM At last Capetonians now have a top central...

There's a new retail destination on the Mother City skyline Mover and shaker of the South African...

Tjing Tjing is unique in many ways, located in the trendy and vibrant urban area of Cape Town...

Who is that dude with all those eggs on his head? Egg Man appears at Greenmarket Square come rain...

Inspired by the love of all things bling, Daddy Cool is the whimsically glamorous bar of the Grand...

Keeping a century-long tradition alive, the friendly Adderley Street flower sellers bring vibrancy...

Celebrate a cinema experience beneath the stars in the world's only rooftop trailer park at the...

Down one of Long Street's quieter avenues, you'll find the inconspicuous yet classy Julep Bar. A...

Step off the top, at 1000 metres above sea level, and Abseil into pure vertical space. This is the...

Filled with old-world charm, a functioning rotary dial telephone system, warm incandescent lighting...

The Book Lounge is an independent bookshop in the Eastern Precinct of Cape Town City Centre. We...

The Iziko Planetarium is housed in the South African Museum building in Cape Town. The venue is a...

District Six was the name of the Sixth Municipal District of Cape Town, established in 1867. The...