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■ 2nd largest city in South Africa and legislative capital; capital of the province of Western Cape

■ 3.75 million inhabitants, 46% of whom are Colored (mixed race), 35% black and 19% white.

■ 11 official languages, including Zulu, Xhosa, Afrikaans, English ...

■ Mediterranean climate, always windy: dry summer (15- 26 ° C) dec. at March, wet winter (8-17 ° C) from June to September.

■ Currency: the rand (ZAR or simply R). 1 € = 15 ZAR

■ No time difference in summer, + 1h in winter

The culmination of contemporary South African fashion, art and design, Cape Town is unlike any other city in this contrasting country. With its blessed nature of the gods and its California look with the accents of old Europe, it is certainly its most beautiful diamond: a city on a human scale, to discover the nose in the wind, welcoming and quite safe, even if the mix racial and social hardly really to win.

Under a cascade of clouds, Table Mountain, the famous flat mountain of the Cape, marks in all points the horizon; it overlooks the City Bowl, a natural amphitheater wedged against the bay, where the Dutch colonists landed in 1652. Heart of the city, the latter combines the memory of more than 350 years of a painful past to the skyscrapers of Central Business District (CBD), trendy De Waterkant locations and the boisterous waterfront entertainment.

On the west coast, it is the pleasures of the beach and the cult of the body that animate the seaside resorts spread at the foot of Signal Hill. East side, Cape Town, is also a mosaic of suburbs with their own characters: Woodstock the bobo, "Obs" and its nocturnal wildlife, or the noble Constantia, lost in the vineyards. Towards the south, heading to the end of the world, at the end of a peninsula largely wild and protected. To the east, one goes from the misery of the townships to the indolence of the Winelands, where small dishes and grands crus are enjoyed on the flower-filled terraces of gabled houses.

Castle of Good Hope

A guide invites you to discover the different parts (bastions, prison ...) of the Fort of Good Hope (1679), the oldest construction of settlers in the country. Complete the visit with the Military Museum and the Commander's House, where paintings and art objects by collector William Fehr are displayed. Do not miss the military ceremonies (handing over the keys, cannon firing), from Mon to Fri at 10am and 12pm.

District Six Museum

A museum in memory of District Six and the eviction of its inhabitants in 1867. Street signs, pictures of popular festivals, reenactments of interior, testimonies or posters of the local cinema reflect the violent impact of the discrimination on the daily newspaper non-whites, and the uprooting of internally displaced persons. On the ground, a map, where the old inhabitants come to write their name to the place where their house was, and on the walls, death notices and addresses, so that the community preserves its links.

Company's Garden

The former colonial vegetable garden, redeveloped as a botanical garden in the late seventeenth century, spreads welcome shades in the heart of the City Bowl, between the CBD and the Gardens district: alleys lined with ancient trees, rose gardens and expansive lawns. by the locals at lunchtime ... This invites you to stroll between two museum visits!

Waterfront

Camped between the waters of the Atlantic and the majestic slopes of Table Mountain, the port of the nineteenth century. was refurbished in 1992. Port facilities and old factories are now home to a leisure and shopping district worthy of the American metropolis: the Victoria & Albert Waterfront (or simply "Waterfront"). Despite the artificial side of the place, the story is palpable at every step: from the battery of Chavonnes to the pier towards Robben Island, through the Victorian or Edwardian buildings.

Robben Island

In addition to hosting the most famous penitentiary in South Africa, Robben Island, a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, lends its arid soil, almost peeled because gnawed to the root by hordes of rabbits now extinct , to a bird sanctuary: a refuge for Cape penguins (reintroduced in 1983) and many species of birds.

Table Mountain

No faster way to win the summit of Table Mountain than the cabins of the cable car ! On the plateau, wonderful scenic walks await visitors. The vegetation that lines it, recognized as one of the richest in the world in terms of diversity, density and number of endemic species, is its true treasure. To really admire this famous fynbos , opt for hiking!

Langa

The township of Langa ("sun" in Xhosa) displays a rare ease, with its vibrant cultural center and brick pavilions of Black Diamonds , the new black middle class. But, beyond the alignments of the former hotels for workers, between the machtbox houses , extends a gray ocean of containers and barracks in planks, sheet and canvas, where the majority of the residents are crammed. . System D, solidarity and fervent faith help to cope with state deficiencies and the serious problems associated with alcohol and drugs.

Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden

The fabulous kingdom of Protea , Erica , buchus and 22,000 other native plants! The Capetonians love to walk the network of paths that crisscross the park, before getting lost in the forest on the slopes of Devil's Peak ... This in any season: for the bloom in the spring, the outdoor concerts on summer Sundays (jazz, folk, classical, opera ...), or at Christmas, for songs by candlelight.

Cape of Good Hope

When he discovered it in 1488, the Portuguese Bartolomeu Dias named this famous granite spur "Cape Storm". This first name makes sense in bad weather, when the Cape Doctor, this wind from the southeast, is blowing over 120 km / h, pushing the swell on the coast! We then think of the ships that crashed on the rocks, and the emotion of the skippers who pass this cape, now "of Good Hope", in a wild world dawn of the world ...

Cape Winelands

In the Alpine scenery of the Bolands region, Paarl, Stellenbosch and Franschhoek draw the golden triangle of the country's most famous vineyards. Nearly 300 estates, most of which display an elegant Cape-Dutch architecture, dot the countryside. Some are modest, others more flourishing, equipped with restaurants, hotels, museums or even ... animal reserves!

CBD / Company's Garden / Bo-Kaap

In the heart of the city, the Central Business District (CBD) speaks of business as much as history: on Grand Parade, the fort built on its arrival by the Dutch East India Company alongside the Edwardian town hall, where Mandela pronounced his speech as a man finally free. In the west, we are looking for bargains in the markets at the foot of the Art Deco buildings; on Long St and Loop St, animated day and night, reign galleries and trendy shops. Art is to the south in the Company's Garden, lined with museums; to the east, Bo-Kaap the Muslim proudly displays its uniqueness in January, during a colorful carnival.

From Waterkant / Waterfront / Green Point

North of the Strand, where the waves of the Atlantic had once been breaking, the last skyscrapers of the CBD stretch to the commercial port of Foreshore. Past Waterkant, a cosmopolitan, arty and gay neighborhood, the city's proud Waterfront occupies the Victorian harbor, abandoned by the abandonment: this commercial and tourist hub, teeming with security, enjoys the spectacular background of Table Mountain . It's on the lawns and terraces of Green Point, beyond the big stadium of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, that jogging, cycling, rollerblading or dog walking get together. you at sunset time.

Sea Point / Camps Bay / Gardens

From Sea Point, a lively area southwest of Green Point, the coastline is reduced to a narrow passage at the foot of sheer cliffs plunging into the ocean. Despite the icy water, there are the most exclusive seaside resorts in the country: Bantry Bay, Clifton and, to the south, Camps Bay, with its opulent villas climbing the assault of the Twelve Apostles. There, a road winds between Lion's Head and Table Mountain: rocky mountains, pine forests and blond beaches recall a familiar South, far from the cliché of Africa ... The pass crossed, back to the City Bowl and its chic and expensive residential neighborhoods on the side of hill, the best known of which is Gardens.

Woodstock / Observatory / Southern Suburbs

The first suburbs stretches east of the City Bowl, along Main Road, which runs through all Southern Suburbs: first Woodstock, the cosmopolitan, becoming a true design district, Salt River, the industrious, then Observatory, Rosebank and Rondebosch, favorites of the students of the university. To the south, on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain, the neighborhoods of Newlands, Claremont, Bishopcourt and Wynberg exude tranquility and wealth. To the east, on the sandy stretch of the plain, the townships bear witness to another reality, that of the Coloreds and the underprivileged ...

Constantia / Hout Bay / Cape Peninsula

Hills covered with trees, mansions and vineyards plant the scenery of Constantia, the most upscale suburbs of Cape Town. To the west of the peninsula, Hout Bay and the spectacular Atlantic coast, where vertiginous ravines alternate with dunes and rocky beaches. To the east, the majestic False Bay, whose warmer waters attract sharks and whales: Muizenberg and its small colorful cabins on the beach, the fishing port of Kalk Bay, Simon's Town and its reserve for penguins ... south, the famous cape, which all sailors dream, for a walk in the open air guided by baboons, ibises and ostriches ...

Winelands

In the heart of the bucolic and tranquil vineyards and the land bordered by the Drakenstein Valley Mountains, the Winelands region has taken advantage of the diversity of soils and microclimates to build its international reputation. From Paarl, cradle of Afrikaner culture, to Franschhoek, postcard village, or Stellenbosch, seat of the University of Wine, winemakers invent wines with incomparable bouquets! The doors of the estate are open to lovers of epicurean pleasures: tasting of award-winning wines, refined dishes, combinations of amazing flavors ... An escape from Cape Town whose eyes and taste buds will remember!

Breakfast. around 7am, quick and light lunch around 12pm, and dinner, constituting the main meal, around 7pm. It is, in the evening, advised to book.

kitchens

No national dish except ... braai (barbecue), but a culinary patchwork. A lot of meat, game and fresh fish, for dishes that favor sweet and savory flavors.

Kitchen Cape Malay - Inherited slaves from Southeast Asia. Particularly fine, it mixes local ingredients, spices from India or the rest of Asia, and European know-how ...

Cuisines of the world - Numerous, like this multicultural city: Italian, Japanese, Spanish, French, etc.

Drinks

Tap water is drinkable and good to taste. In addition to wines, there is a wide variety of local beers (industrial or artisanal), as well as ciders (Hunter, Savana). In the liqueurs section, try Black Sambucca (with liquorice) or Amarula (with wild berries).

Cooking lexicon

Biltong : marinated meat then dried; bobotie : sort of minced meat gratin flavored with curry and served with a chutney and grated coconut; bredie : mutton stew with vegetables; denning vleis : lamb stew with tamarind; kinglip, yellow tail, kabeljou : fish close to cod; koeksisters : very sweet honey donuts; chicken peri-peri : grilled chicken with bird sauce, raised without being too strong; malvapoeding : sponge cake with apricot jam; melktert : tart with cream of milk