What are some tourist attractions in Cape Town?

Answer 1

Cape Town offers so many things to do and sights to see that you can never tire of it. The most popular attractions are the V & A waterfront which has many restaurants, an aquarium, boat rides and is the starting point for a tour across the water to Robben Island, as well as the Cape Town topless red bus tour.

Cape Town office many fine beaches, a few of which have been awarded blue flag status, and picturesque and colourful seaside villages. In addition, if it is nightlife or music that interests you, there is a wide variety of choice.

Many visitors enjoying walking in the table Mountain preserve or admiring the constant changing spectacular display of wildflowers in Kirstenbosch botanical Gardens.

I have also giving you a link to a website that will help you find many more things to do.

Answer 2

There are many things to do. BBC gave it 4th place in their 100 things to see before you die. You can go to Table Mountain National Park which has more plant species than the whole of Britain. You can go up the mountain by foot or with the cable car. You can go to the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. You can go to Canal Walk (which IMO is one of the best malls in South Africa.) You can go Surfing. You can go to the Two Oceans Aquarium or the Museum in Cape Town which also has a planeterium.

There are much more things to do in and around Cape Town, but us locals don't always think of them because we are always here.

Answer 3

There are many beautiful places to visit in the mother city. Some of these places arent far from Cape Town International Airport. :) Table Mountain is a beautiful flat mountain often covered by cloud, which makes it look like a table cloth. Surrounded by Table Bay, this mountain is wonderful to visit, because you can travel up in a cable car (fun!) and hike up. :) Chapmans Peak is a road which links Hout Bay & Noordhoek. You will get amazing views of both the Atlantic Ocean and the beautiful mountains and hills. :) The Victoria & Alfred Waterfront is a great place to do a bit of shopping on the docks. The Two Oceans Aquarium is fun for people of all ages! This is also at the waterfront! You can take a ferrie to Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned. Ferries also visit Simons Town, Hout Bay & the Seal & Duiker Islands. There are luxury hotels around the waterfront with restuarants with mouthwatering food! :) The Artscape Theatre is the most popular performing arts venue in Cape Town, with popular shows and concerts. :) Cape Winelands are in the amazing towns of Stellenbosch, Paarl and Franschoek. This makes a great daytrip for wine tasting, making and sightseeing. :) Whale Watching is during the breeding season which is between August and November. Whales include Humpback Whales, Southern Right Whales. Killer Whales & Bryde Whales can be seen all year round! Whales are in False Bay, and for a drive you can go to Hermanus which is known for it's whale festival. :) Most popular places for tourists to stay include Camps Bay, Sea Point, V&A Waterfront, City Bowl, Hout Bay, Constantia, Somerset West, Hermanus & Stellenbosch. There are also hotels at Cape Town International Airport. :) Cape Town will also be the location of several matches of the FIFA 2010 World Cup, including the semi- final. A brand new stadium in Green Point will be built for 70 000 people.

Answer 4

1. Climb or take a cable car to the top of Table Mountain.

2. Visit the V&A Waterfront.

3. Experience Robben Island.

4. SHOP in the amazing city and enjoy the fantastic food.

5. Take a trip to the Two Oceans Aquarium.

6. Visit the winelands! (Some not IN the city)

7. Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens

8. Relax on one of many great beaches!

9. Spot some penguins at Boulders Beach.

10. Cape Point.