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The scenic South African city of Cape Town buzzes with life. Nestled between rugged mountains and the sparkling ocean, it is awash with countless sights, a spectacular harbour and dramatic natural wonders such as Table Mountain and Cape Point. The city is one of the country's cultural hubs, steeped in museums, art galleries and events that both tell the story of the city's fascinating history and demonstrate the city's cultural diversity and finger on the pulse. Cape Town is also known for being a true foodie destination, with an abundance of excellent restaurants as well as some of South Africa's finest wineries located just outside the city amid stunning surroundings.
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Things to do in Cape Town
There is a myriad of things to see and do on a visit to Cape Town. Whether you wish to discover the city's historical heritage at one of the museums, be inspired by modern art by local artists, hike up to the top of Table Mountain, indulge in delicious cuisine or hit the beach, there is no shortage of attractions that will appeal to all ages and inclinations.
On a trip to Cape Town be sure to:
Take a ferry to Robben Island, one of Cape Town's premiere historical sights, former prison to Nelson Mandela
Take the Table Mountain Cableway to the top of Table Mountain and marvel at the panoramic vistas
Explore the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, a haven of plant and birdlife, gardens and lush plants
Go wine tasting in the nearby vineyards of Franschhoek and Stellenbosch, producers of some of South Africa's most celebrated wine
Satisfy retail cravings in the boutiques of the 19th century V&A Waterfront shopping area
See the sweeping Cape Point Nature Reserve at the Cape's Peninsula which boasts remarkable views and natural scenery
Take a walk around the colourful streets of Bo Kaap, one of the earliest established neighbourhoods in Cape Town
Visit the Two Oceans Aquarium which showcases the vast array of marine life living in both the Indian and Atlantic oceans
Be charmed by and get up close to the African penguins at Boulders Beach
Walk along the Sea Point Promenade, a picturesque path that runs parallel to the oceanfront
Cape Town Airports
Passengers travelling to Cape Town arrive into Cape Town International Airport, which is the second largest and second busiest airport in South Africa, and third busiest in Africa. An array of international airlines offer flights there from across the world.
Cape Town Airport is located approximately 14 miles from the city centre as well as providing a gateway to the South Africa's Western Cape.
Transportation
There are a number of ways to get from the airport to the city centre. By car you can take the N2 motorway and there are several rental agencies located in the domestic and international terminals (which are linked by a central terminal). Visitors who wish to take the bus can use the MyCiti shuttle bus which runs between the airport and the central Civic Centre bus station. Private shuttles and taxis are also available.
Airport codeCPTThe IATA code of the arrival airport on flights to Cape Town is CPT
Popular AirlineKululaMost popular airline flying to Cape Town