Curated Routes
Curated by locals who know the secrets of the city, Mapmyway helps you find your way to places and events that appeal to your personal taste.
Iziko Museum Route
Iziko Museums of South Africa (Iziko) operates 11 national museums, each with its own history and character.
Khayelitsha Arts, Culture & Shopping Route
Come explore the shops and creative arts scene in Khayelitsha with Juma Mkwela.
Khayelitsha Restaurants, Cafes and Nightlife Route
Abigail Mbalo takes you to exciting places to enjoy the good times in Khayelitsha.
Table Mountain Hiking Route
Table Mountain Hiking Trails Route with useful suggestions for a coffee, breakfast or lunch break afterwards as your reward.
Khayelitsha Accommodation Route
Maria Maile recommends some great places to stay in hospitable Khayelitsha.
Cape Point Art Route
Discover interesting museums and galleries along the scenic Cape Point Art Route.
Khayelitsha Adventure & Activities Route
Buntu Matole shares his passion for sports and adventure activities within Khayelitsha.
Cape Town City Heritage Walk
Discover some of Cape Town’s rich and varied heritage with Fagmee Jacobs.
Jewish City Walking Route
Gavin Morris, the Director of the SA Jewish Museum, suggests that this walk is a good start to connect with the local Jewish narrative past and present.
UCT Summer School Curated Heritage Route
Interesting heritage sites close to UCT that are worth a visit. These are noteworthy places – some with a link to UCT – that you could visit.
Interfaith City Walk
Gwynne Robins and Mohammad Groenewald take you on a journey to the Religious Heart of the City.
Instant Culture & Heritage Route
This is a snap intro to what’s in walking distance from the Cape Town International Convention Centre.
Khayelitsha Routes
Khayelitsha is the largest township in Cape Town and is situated 30km south east of the
city centre, just off the N2.Â
It’s a vibrant township known for its entrepreneurial spirit and social development projects. The people are friendly and inviting, the area is rich in culture and diversity, and is a truly South African experience that will stay with you forever.