Cape Town
Cape Town sits where Table Mountain meets the Atlantic at Africa's southwestern corner — a city of beaches, mountain trails, working harbours and historic quarters, with the Cape winelands within an hour's drive. Its blend of scenery, food and value makes it one of the most rewarding city destinations anywhere.
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Finding Cape Town
Reading Cape Town
The Quiet Corners of Cape Town That Locals Love
Beyond the cable car queues: the gardens, tidal pools, forest walks and slow seaside suburbs where Capetonians actually spend their weekends.
First Time in Cape Town: Everything You Need to Know
When to go, where to base yourself, how to get around and what to book ahead — the practical answers every first-time visitor to Cape Town needs.
One Perfect Day in Cape Town
Mountain, ocean, color and light — Cape Town compresses an entire continent's drama into a single peninsula. Here is how to spend one flawless day in it.
The Sweet Side of Cape Town: Puddings, Cafés and Market Mornings
Malva pudding, milk tart, syrup-soaked koeksisters and a centuries-old dessert wine — Cape Town's sugar story is one of the best ways to read the city.
Cape Town: Table Mountain, Two Oceans and the Winelands
The full guide to the Mother City — cableway timing, the peninsula loop, Bo-Kaap and where to drink chenin blanc among the vines.