Increasingly travellers are wanting to immerse themselves in the culture of the places and spaces they visit. Cape Town’s variety of quirky neighbourhoods offer the perfect backdrop to do just this.
Each area has a different vibe and character with an incredible diversity and an exotic mix of cultures and people. While each area offers a wealth of stories just waiting to be told, here are a few of our favourites:
Woodstock
Somerset West
Langa
Constantia
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While the famous Cape winelands stretch all the way to Stellenbosch, Paarl, Franschhoek and Elgin, Cape Town itself boasts with three excellent wine routes: Constantia, Durbanville and Helderberg. Constantia The Constantia valley wine route is home to ten wine farms, is 20 minutes from the city centre and is considered the…
An eruption of boutique gin distilleries, brands and bars are popping up all over the world, and Cape Town is one of the main cities to lead the craze. The most popular unique ingredients to beautifully infuse gin locally are fynbos - fine-leafed shrubs endemic to the area; and rooibos…
Cape Town has a vast amount of things to see, but the top 10 major iconic attractions that remain at the top of visitors’ bucket lists include: Table Mountain is one of the New7Wonders of Nature, a protected area for over 100 years and home to over 1460 species of…