Cape Town's first farm, founded 1682 is one of the most attractive destinations in the winelands with vineyards, award-winning restaurants, best golfing and outstanding artworks in an elegant setting.
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Cape Town's working harbor and shipping port with the most popular malls and various entertainment venues, the Waterfront is a bustling destination for touristy-things and shopping.
Build up an appetite after a morning out in the Cape of Good Hope and head out to the Harbour House set on a cliff, overlooking the Atlantic in one of Africa's southernmost points. Fantastic seafood platters with a Cape Malay spin.
A true local neighborhood spot with gems such as The Pot Luck Club and The Test Kitchen for a trendy night out in Cape Town. Popular weekend market with craft beer and organic farm cuisine.
Triple winner Restaurant of the Year and on the list of the World's 50 Best Restaurants, this little joint in the upcoming Woodstock neighborhood is one of the hottest tables in Cape Town.
Housed in the original 1682 stables of the Company Gardens this contemporary Italian restaurant is not to be missed. Chef Nava recently won the World Pasta Championships in his home city of Parma amongst the globe's high-level names in modern Italian cooking.
After working in 3-star Michelin spots in Paris, Chef Franck Dangereux moved to Cape Town, brought La Colombe to global fame, then stole away to a sleepy village en route to scenic Cape Point where he set up his lovely country style restaurant and deli with fusion Cape-French cooking.