Cape Town

Robben Island Museum is a World Heritage Site, and is arguably best known for the maximum-security prison, where Nelson Mandela

Art du Cap gallery is one of the gems that you will discover on your visit to the colourful district

The Ardmore Newlands Store is your entry into an eccentric, intriguing world where African artists use clay, paint and fabric

Brundyn Arts & Culture at Mandela Rhodes Place is an exhibition space that fosters a sincere appreciation and comprehensive knowledge

The Artists Gallery is a vibrant, colourful space in the heart of Cape Town, easily accessible on 34 Bree Street,

The Irma Stern Museum is the former home and studio of the acclaimed South African artist Irma Stern (1894 –

The SS Mendi Memorial commemorates the lives of 646 people, most of them black South African troops, who died when

Devil’s Peak originally known as Windberg or Charles Mountain, is very present. The English term Devil’s Peak is a 19th-century

The Rhodes Memorial on the slopes of Devil’s Peak is a controversial memorial to the English-born South African politician and

The Baxter Theatre Centre, designed by Jack Barnett, opened on 1 August 1977. It is a noted example of South