The National Gallery showcases the work of many renowned local and international artists. The impressive permanent collection, as well as the various temporary exhibitions, are a must-see for art lovers. The gallery is also conveniently located on the perimeter of the Company’s Garden. Why not kill two birds with one stone and go for a […]

Robben Island plays an important role in South Africa’s history. This is where former President of South Africa, Nelson Mandela, was imprisoned for 18 years, along with many other notable freedom fighters. Robben Island has received heritage site status and can only be reached by boat. On the island, guided tours are hosted by former […]

UWC holds a proud place in South Africa’s liberation struggle. It aims to nurture cultural diversity while remaining aware of its African and international context. The university offers more than 200 degrees, diploma and certificate programmes across a diverse range of subjects and faculties.

UCT is South Africa’s oldest university and is also one of Africa’s most prominent teaching and research institutions. The university offers 6 well-established faculties, 80 specialist post-graduate research units and boasts prestigious alumni and academics. The campus has great views of the city.

The Cape Peninsula University of Technology was established on 1 January 2005, when the Cape Technikon and Peninsula Technikon merged. This merger was part of a national transformation process that transformed the higher education landscape in South Africa. Today, this institution is the only university of technology in the Western Cape and is the largest […]

The Cape Town Stadium, which was built for the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup, is situated in a picture-perfect location – right on the water’s edge with uninterrupted mountain views. Throughout the year, various events take place at the stadium, including concerts, football matches and other sporting fixtures.

The CTICC hosts various local and international Indabas, conventions and conferences throughout the year which appeal to a variety of interests, industries and sectors. From design and art to construction and tech innovation, there’s always something interesting at the convention centre.

Table Mountain is considered Cape Town’s main claim to fame and is undoubtedly a must-visit while in the city. The mountain’s famous and expansive plateau offers 360° views of the city and can be accessed via aerial cableway or via one of the many hiking trails.

The Company’s Garden was originally built as a refreshment station for the Dutch East India Trading Company, where ships could gather fresh supplies grown in the garden. Today, you can stroll through the beautifully manicured gardens, feed the resident squirrels, picnic on the lawns or enjoy a slice of cake at the Company’s Garden Restaurant. […]

Kloof Street is another notable street in the city centre that boasts an impressive collection of restaurants, bars and artisan shops. There is much to see and do, day or night. Some notable mentions include Yours Truly, NY Slice, Café Paradiso, Kloof Street House and Bombay Bicycle Club.