Led by Fahiema Enous, this walking tour traces Nelson Mandela’s Cape Town footprint, from District Six to Parliament, Tuynhuys, the Company’s Garden, apartheid-era memorials, St George’s Cathedral, city murals, and City Hall.
Explore central Cape Town through its vibrant food scene, from traditional African eateries to artisan-driven cafés. Led by Dennis Molewa, founder of Unexplored Cape Town and mentor to local food entrepreneurs, the tour connects food, culture, economy, and history. Guests sample Somali, Jewish, Lebanese, Zimbabwean, and Xhosa cuisine, meet passionate founders, and discover the city’s design and culinary hotspots.
New route, new murals in this neighbourhood, the best place in Cape Town for street art. Once a thriving industrial hub and fishing area, some parts are like a hidden...
First-ever Culture Connect tour at the restored Old Town House with curator Esther Esmyol and ceramicist Michael Chandler. Explore ceramics, archival collections, and “Reflections” linking Cape Town’s trade history with historic and contemporary art.
Muhammad Ilyas leads the tour with the insight of a sixth-generation Bo-Kaap local. He directs both the Bo-Kaap Tourism Association and the Bo-Kaap Helpers Garden, an NPO that drives community gardening and neighbourhood upliftment.
A guided tour of St George’s Cathedral’s art, from 20th-century sculpture and wood carvings to hidden details, Desmond Tutu’s legacy and rarely seen treasures, led by cathedral historian Judith Gordon.
Led by local guide Tony Hartman, this tour explores Cape Town’s historic suburb of Athlone through major political and cultural landmarks, including the Trojan Horse Memorial, Kewtown, and the homes of struggle activists. Drawing on his experience growing up here during Apartheid, Tony unpacks themes of resistance and resilience, showing how these communities helped shape Africa’s first democratic Constitution.
