

A cultural guide to Cape Town
The dramatic coastline and majestic mountains are backdrop to this historic city’s multicultural art, music and dining scenes
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Victoria & Alfred Waterfront
Overview
The V&A Waterfront is Cape Town’s admittedly touristy but lively and beautiful core, where you can glimpse marine life at the Two Oceans Aquarium, shop local designers at The Watershed and take in some art at the Zeitz MOCAA. The historic Victoria & Alfred Hotel by Newmark puts you right in the middle of the action.
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Bo-Kaap
Overview
The photogenic and colorful neighborhood of Bo-Kaap was historically home to people from Malaysian, African, Indian and Sri Lankan heritages, descended from enslaved people brought to the Cape during the 16th and 17th centuries. Come here to try Cape Malay dishes like minced meat bobotie and braised lamb denningvleis, plus curries and roti; sleep at hip boutique hotel Gorgeous George.
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Camps Bay
Overview
If you have your heart set on a luxurious beach break, Camps Bay is a great base, with white sands, an inviting tidal pool, and stunning views of Table Mountain and the Twelve Apostles peaks. The most coveted address in town is Twelve Apostles Hotel.
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