
Zeitz MOCAA
Contemporary art from Africa and its diaspora in Thomas Heatherwick's carved-out 1920s grain silo (2017).
A museum in a grain silo, a sculpture garden in a wetland, and a city where history is still a public argument.


Contemporary art from Africa and its diaspora in Thomas Heatherwick's carved-out 1920s grain silo (2017).

A museum and sculpture garden in the Constantia wetlands, with a large holding of 20th-century South African art and a strong programme of modern masters.

The national collection, in the Company's Garden, the Dutch East India Company's vegetable garden of the 1650s. Collected for a century in the image of Europe, now being rehung.

The expressionist painter's house of almost forty years, with her paintings and her collection of Congolese carvings, Buddhist sculpture and Spanish furniture.
Rooms, ruins and curiosities: the city's other museum.

Steep streets of brightly painted houses, the home of the Cape Malay community, many descended from people enslaved and brought from Southeast Asia by the Dutch.

The memory of a neighbourhood razed under apartheid, in a former Methodist church; former residents work here.

An 18th-century townhouse holding the William Fehr Collection of watercolours, prints and drawings of the Cape, with a restored period garden.

Herbert Baker's cathedral, known as the People's Cathedral: Desmond Tutu led marches against apartheid from its steps.
The Rupert Museum and the art collections of the wine estates, under an hour away.
Whales from the cliffs (June–November), about 90 minutes away.
Company's Garden and the National Gallery → District Six Museum → Bo-Kaap → Zeitz MOCAA → sunset at the Waterfront.