The museum showcases a preservation of stories to remind us of the forced removals of over 60 000 District Six residents and the demolition of their homes during the Apartheid regime. Discover its history with an ex-resident or a self-guided tour.
Table Mountain
Enjoy 360º views of Cape Town as you swiftly cruise to Table Mountain’s summit to reveal a panorama of the city that will leave you awestruck.
Robben Island Museum
The island where the father of the nation, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, served out most of his 27 year sentence is now a cherished National Heritage Site.
Cape Point
Inside the Table Mountain National Park, where the two oceans meet, lies a historic point of interest for fauna & flora enthusiasts, hikers, sightseers and beach fanatics.
Kirstenbosch Gardens
You’ll know why Kirstenbosch has been called the most beautiful garden in Africa as you step into this breathtakingly abundant garden.
Groot Constantia
South Africa’s oldest producing wine estate in the Constantia Valley will welcome you to a feast of award-winning wines and cuisine.
V & A Waterfront
It’s not just a mall, it’s a shopping experience situated in South Africa’s oldest working harbour. You’ll have a choice of 450 world class shops and over 80 restaurants.
Boulders Beach
Glorious granite boulders create a secluded beach of soft white sand which hosts a colony of protected African Penguins.
The museum showcases a preservation of stories to remind us of the forced removals of over 60 000 District Six residents and the demolition of their homes during the Apartheid regime. Discover its history with an ex-resident or a self-guided tour.
An authentic glimpse into the communities that surround the city of Cape Town. Take a fun yet educational trip through township life with an experienced guide from the area. Siviwe Tours offers guided 2 – 2,5 hours walking tours of Langa, and iMzu Tours offers a variety of walking and cycling tours of both Khayelitsha and Langa.
A walking tour is one of the best ways to experience the magic of Cape Town. Take the Mother City in your stride and enjoy the eclectic scenes with an informative local as your guide.
The Bo-Kaap neighbourhood is the hub of Malay Culture in Cape Town. Explore this vibrant area known for its history, colourful architecture and flavours as unique as its people.
The Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa is the newest addition to Cape Town’s top attractions list. Immerse yourself in this incredible experience covering over nine floors of celebrated African and International art.
There’s an extensive list of amazing wine routes in the cape. Whichever you choose to visit, you’ll find your palate tantalised by the heritage, scenery and world class wines the region is famous for.
Go to the St George’s Mall for some retail therapy and then wander outside to discover the surrounding coffee shops, restaurants and street vendors.
During the day these streets are good for shopping and great for people watching. When the sun sets behind Lion’s Head, it becomes the heart of Cape Town’s nightlife, with a vast variety of bars, clubs and restaurants to choose from.
If you’re looking to find African curios, this market off Long Street is the place for you. You’ll be spoiled for choice with a variety of stalls and products. Bring your bargaining skills.
Where to find us
+27 (0)21 410 5000
info@cticc.co.za
CTICC 1
Convention Square,
1 Lower Long Street,
Cape Town, 8001,
South Africa
CTICC 2
Corner of Heerengracht,
& Rua Bartholomeu Dias,
Foreshore, Cape Town,
8001, South Africa
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