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From chic wine bars to Cuban beats and African eclecticism, all in colonial and Victorian surroundings, Cape Town's bars have to be seen to be believed.

The City Sightseeing Tour of Cape Town seems like a tourist-gimmick on first impressions, but it is in fact an efficient and cost-effective way to see the city.

The V&A Waterfront in Cape Town is a modern space with a remarkably European feel, full of shops, restaurants and bars while African beats filter along the pavements.

Set inside a Victorian Warehouse and Biscuit Mill, with fresh food, flowing champagne and bales of hay, where better in Cape Town to spend a Saturday than Woodstock?

Paulaner Bräuhaus on Cape Town's V&A Waterfront is an ideal spot for quality German beer and food in an easygoing but picturesque location.

Cape Town's District Six Museum and surrounding area tells an important story about how people and communities were wronged during the apartheid.

The Jive Food Bazaar is easily the unfussiest Indian eating spot in Cape Town and creates balance among some of the city's more posh and much more expensive restaurants.

Any visitor to South Africa should visit a township to understand how the majority of South Africans live and the importance of the New South Africa to them.

Cape Town's best beaches, Clifton, Camps Bay, Llandudno, Hout Bay and Noordhoek are on the Atlantic and close to Cape Town.

Cape Town's two main coffee franchises are competing to create the best coffee experience in Cape Town.

Camps Bay is the most sought-after spot in Cape Town for doing the beach, café and cocktail scene - decided by Capetonians, tourists and celebrities alike.

High Tea at the Mount Nelson Hotel offers exceptional value for tourists at only ZAR150.

The South African Jewish Museum and Holocaust Center is an excellent place to understand the context of apartheid as well as the Jewish experience of racist ideologies.

Grassroute Tours stop at Gugulethu and Khayelitsha - Cape Town's largest townships - and explains the evolution of black and coloured townships and the HIV/AIDS crisis.

A holiday in Cape Town, South Africa, has something to suit every taste, every pocket and every member of the family.

Visit False Bay at Boulders while in Cape Town to catch a glimpse of the African Penguin on the beach.

Grassroute Tours is just one of many tour operators in Cape Town offering township tours - a cultural experience all visitors to South Africa should partake in.

Langa is Cape Town's oldest township and is often a stop on township tours. Grassroute Tours offers a walking tour through Langa with resident, Archie.

Cape Town is attracting ever more discerning travellers looking for natural wonders, cultural diversity, ethnic shopping and modern entertainment in and around one city

Virgin Vacations has a great selection of African vacation packages with an inclusive return flight on the Virgin Atlantic Airways Carriers to London and further.

Cape Malay spices bring together the history and rich flavours of Cape Town which can still be experienced today.

There are loads of fun events planned for children at the 2009 Cape Town Book Fair.

Whether you want to donate, volunteer or shop for treasures, this article will tell you where to find some of those elusive charity shops in Cape Town's Southern Suburbs

Table Mountain has become a world famous landmark. It is also one of South Africa's and Cape Town's top tourist destinations. But for Capetonians, Table Mountain is more

Although poor, townships have a lively community lifestyle that should be experienced and enjoyed when visiting South Africa.

Cape Town is a city with abundance of nature's beauty, be it the majestic mountains, the sparkling Ocean and its beaches, wild nature reserves and botanical gardens.

Visit these charity shops to find quality second hand and vintage items at bargain prices.

The Claremont-Kenilworth area of Cape Town is home to several excellent charity shops. It is particularly good source for second-hand books and collectables.

Through starting the Ken Saro-Wiwa Resource Centre in Cape Town, the Ogoni Solidarity Forum (OSF) combines computer and writing training with fighting xenophobia.

Kirstenbosch is Cape Town's world renowned National Botanical Gardens on the slopes of Table Mountain.

Cape Town in South Africa is an attractive location with many local and international executives making a permanent move to this lovely part of Africa.

Shalford House in Rondebosch, Cape Town offers a comfortable self-catering apartment with separate entrance and is excellent value for money.

Adams Cottage in Harfield Village, Claremont is comfortable and well equipped and offers excellent value for money.

A visit to the Slave Lodge Museum in Cape Town is important for the international visitor to understand slavery, apartheid and the oppression of South Africa's people.

Table Mountain is the glory of Cape Town and a modern, environmentally-friendly visitor attraction, but watch out for the Cableway closing in high winds.

Biography of Dr. Christiaan Barnard, surgeon who performed the world's first heart transplant. Specialized in open-heart surgery and organ transplantation.

In South Africa visitors can experience the magic of Africa without having to sacrifice any luxuries and conveniences. As the young people say - South Africa Rocks!

From the urban jungle of Cape Town to the rugged cliffs of the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point, the Cape Peninsula takes visitors from one extreme to another.

They plunge from the sky, sliding down the length of scarves and ropes, their bodies entwined, until they are suspended dangerously in mid-air.

In Guguletu South Africa, former Cape Town principal ballet dancer Philip Boyd began a non-profit dance education centre called Dance for All in 2002.

Low cost carriers such as Flyglobespan, Kulula and Zambian Airways offer bargain prices when travelling to Jo'Burg from Manchester, Zimbabwe, Namibia & Tanzania.

Once beautiful stations scattered across the massive railroad network in South Africa lie broken and decaying, inhabited only by vagrants.

...It was an exchange that I will never forget. Her name was “Nadia”. Her smile was Heaven, her eyes spoke compassion and her Heart was an invitation to dream of what it might be like to meet God.

The South African natural landscape is as compelling as the journey through the places shaping the country's transformation from apartheid to a multicultural democracy.

Knysna Village on South Africa's Garden route is a 24/7 summer beach party on the N2 Highway - and home to a tightly-knit Rastafarian community.

South Africans have been brutally ripped apart by the forces of British Government for nearly fifty years. Read "A Recovering People Need Love" to find out how to help.

A two and a half hour drive from Cape Town leads one to the southernmost tip of Africa and the meeting point of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans at majestic Cape L'Agulhas.

The history of the game's new version, competing teams, group stage and knock out format, plus the venues in Cape Town, Durban and Johannesburg.

Baboons seen as allies by some and as nuisance animals by others. Human-animal conflict problems in Cape Town area highlight the issues.

The coastal town of Knysna is a stunning jewel set in South África's beautiful Garden Route. Visitors leave with lifetime memories of its magnificent scenery.