Robben Island
In 1961, South Africa's most notorious prison was established on Robben Island.
Culture and Heritage
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Cultural Cape Town
Cape Town and the Western Cape with its rainbow of people and cultures can credit much of its charming mix and heritage to its rich and sometimes volatile history.
Imiso Ceramics
With pieces ranging from tiny teacups to tall, tubular, hand-built urns and vases, the hardest task is picking which one to give a home to.
Robben Island
9kms out of Cape Town lies Robben Island, once a mark of shame in the history of our land, now one of South Africa's top tourist attractions and a symbol of...
Cape Town Stadium - Open to the Public
Residents and visitors to the city can now visit the 68 000-seat Cape Town Stadium, which hosted eight 2010 FIFA World Cup matches.
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History of the Cape Minstrels
The Kaapse Klopse – Cape Minstrels – are synonymous with New Year celebrations in Cape Town. The Cape Town Minstrel Carnival is a long established tradition rooted in the history if the city of Cape Town and dates back as far as 1907!
Evita se Perron
Evita se Perron is a stress-free zone where humour and enjoyment are the primary aims – a lively place to meet, eat, drink and talk.
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