Cape Town Attractions

Dutch & British Colonial Heritage

Cape Town showcases South Africa's colonial past through its magnificent Dutch and British architecture. These landmarks reflect the sophisticated European influence on South African urban development during the colonial period (1652-1910).

What You'll Discover:

• Castle of Good Hope: Star-shaped Dutch fortress from 1666
• Houses of Parliament: Victorian Gothic legislative buildings
• City Hall: Beautiful Edwardian administrative building
• South African Museum: Victorian building housing natural history
• St. George's Cathedral: Anglican cathedral with stunning architecture

District Six Museum

Powerful museum documenting the forced removals during apartheid from a community perspective. Features photographs, personal accounts, and artifacts providing insight into this tragic period in South African history.

South African National Gallery

Housed in a beautiful colonial building, showcasing South African art from historical to contemporary works. Features traditional African art, sculptures, and modern South African artists.

South African Museum

Comprehensive natural history museum covering South Africa's heritage from ancient times to the present. Features fossils, cultural artifacts, and insights into the country's diverse history.