Table Mountain, Robben Island and city tour

Cape Town City Centre, often called Cape Town Central, is the vibrant and bustling core of the city. It’s a lively area rich in history, culture, and iconic landmarks, making it an ideal starting point for exploration. Visitors can enjoy a stroll through the peaceful Company’s Garden, surrounded by notable institutions like the Iziko South African Museum and the National Gallery. Just nearby, Greenmarket Square offers a colorful, historic market atmosphere where local crafts, African art, and souvenirs await. The Castle of Good Hope, South Africa’s oldest surviving colonial building, provides a glimpse into the city’s early past. Bo-Kaap, with its brightly painted houses and deep Cape Malay heritage, is a must-visit for those seeking a taste of Cape Town’s cultural roots and cuisine.

The area also offers a mix of modern attractions and entertainment. The V&A Waterfront, located along the harbor, is a popular destination for shopping, dining, and leisure, complete with stunning views of Table Mountain and the family-friendly Two Oceans Aquarium. Long Street adds to the city's lively character, known for its eclectic shops, diverse restaurants, and vibrant nightlife. For those interested in Cape Town’s creative spirit, local galleries, music venues, and theaters offer a rich cultural experience, while the city’s varied food scene—from gourmet restaurants to quirky cafés and street eats—ensures there’s something for every palate. With its central location and range of accommodations, Cape Town Central is the perfect base to explore the city's history, art, street life, and culinary delights.