Guidebook for Cape Town
Sightseeing
Spend some time exploring the Company’s Garden. Access to the public park, which contains a rose garden, Japanese garden, fish pond, aviary and tea garden, is free.
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Company's Gardens
Spend some time exploring the Company’s Garden. Access to the public park, which contains a rose garden, Japanese garden, fish pond, aviary and tea garden, is free.
The museum is interactive and hi-tech, and uses different media to present highlights of South African Jewish history. On view are rare Judaica, video footage of early South African Jewish settlers
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South African Jewish Museum
88 Hatfield StThe museum is interactive and hi-tech, and uses different media to present highlights of South African Jewish history. On view are rare Judaica, video footage of early South African Jewish settlers
Food Scene
So many good burgers, so little time… True of Cape Town mostly because of this place. This is the flagship in the now national chain and remains a favourite. Burgers are phenomenal and substantial.
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Hudsons, The Burger Joint
22 Kloof StreetSo many good burgers, so little time… True of Cape Town mostly because of this place. This is the flagship in the now national chain and remains a favourite. Burgers are phenomenal and substantial.
Essentials
Checkers is ideal for grocery shopping. It is closely situated to the apartment. It also has a Checkers Liquor Store for those much needed sundowners!
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Checkers Kloof Street
Weltevreden StreetCheckers is ideal for grocery shopping. It is closely situated to the apartment. It also has a Checkers Liquor Store for those much needed sundowners!
Drinks & Nightlife
While the grand upstairs art gallery back a string of local and international artists, the artsy watering hole below which goes by the tagline ‘where talk is cheap’.
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Blah Blah Bar
84 Kloof StWhile the grand upstairs art gallery back a string of local and international artists, the artsy watering hole below which goes by the tagline ‘where talk is cheap’.