City Tour

Overview

Dive into the vibrant art scene of South Africa with our Art Experience Tour, designed to provide unrivaled insights into the country’s dynamic art market. This journey takes you through some of Cape Town’s most prestigious galleries, museums, and studios, as well as hidden gems that showcase the thriving street and urban art scene. 

Highlights: 

  • Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (MOCAA): Begin your artistic adventure at the iconic Zeitz MOCAA, home to a vast collection of contemporary African art. Marvel at the innovative architecture and groundbreaking exhibits that redefine the African art narrative. 
  • Goodman Gallery: Visit the Goodman Gallery, renowned for its contemporary art exhibitions that challenge societal norms and provoke thought. 
  • South African National Gallery: Explore the South African National Gallery, where you’ll encounter an impressive array of South African, African, and international artworks spanning centuries. 
  • Rupert Museum (Stellenbosch): Travel to Stellenbosch to visit the Rupert Museum, showcasing significant South African artworks, with a special focus on contemporary pieces. 
  • Castle of Good Hope: Step back in time at the Castle of Good Hope, South Africa’s oldest colonial building, featuring an array of historical artworks and exhibitions. 
  • Iziko Slave Lodge: Delve into the rich and complex history of South Africa at the Iziko Slave Lodge, where art and history intertwine to tell powerful stories of the past. 
  • Artsade Gallery: Wander through the Artsade Gallery, known for its eclectic mix of contemporary works by emerging and established artists. 
  • Gallery MOMO: Experience the cutting-edge exhibitions at Gallery MOMO, which supports innovative contemporary art and fosters cultural dialogue. 
  • South African Jewish Museum: Conclude your tour at the South African Jewish Museum, which offers a unique blend of historical artifacts and contemporary art, reflecting the diverse tapestry of South African heritage. 

 

Neighborhoods: 

  • V&A Waterfront: Begin your tour at the vibrant V&A Waterfront, home to some of Cape Town’s most established galleries. 
  • Woodstock: Explore the bustling Woodstock neighborhood, known for its thriving street and urban art scene. This area is a melting pot of creativity, where murals and public art installations add color and character to the streets. 

Join us for the Art Experience Tour and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of South African art, from historical masterpieces to contemporary innovations. This tour is perfect for art enthusiasts and curious travelers alike, offering a comprehensive look at the artistic pulse of Cape Town. 

Gallery entrance fees are for the customer’s account. 

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Tour Plan

Day 1: Arrive South Africa Forest
 
Bo-kaap
  • Discover the unique culture, lifestyle, and personality during a walk through the well-known area namely, Bo–Kaap, where many Muslims reside, and slaves were freed after the abolition of slavery.

Cape Castle

Entrance fees are included.

  • The Castle of Good Hope is known locally as “The Castle”. Its Dutch name is “Kasteel de Goede Hoop” and is a bastion fort built in the 17th century in Cape Town, South Africa. The Castle was originally on the coastline of Table Bay but, after reclamation, the fort is now inland within the Central Business District. The Castle was declared a historical monument (now a provincial heritage site) in 1936. Following restoration work in the 1980s, it is considered the best-preserved example of a 17th-century architectural structure in the entire world.

City Hall

  • This is a large Edwardian building in the Centre of Cape Town city. It was built in 1905, on the Grand Parade, West of the Castle of Good Hope. Messrs. Henry Austin Reid and Frederick George designed this building and is home to the Cape Philharmonic Orchestra, which performs concerts there regularly.

Museum

Entrance fees are included.

  • The South African Museum houses more than one-and-a-half million specimens of scientific importance. The collections now range from fossils, which are almost 700 million years old, to insects and fish caught last week. There are also stone tools made by people 120,000 years ago, traditional clothes from the last century, and T-shirts printed yesterday.

Cape Town Gardens

  • Gardens is an inner-city suburb of Cape Town just south of the city centre, in the higher elevations of the “City Bowl” and directly beneath Table Mountain and Lion’s Head.

Table Mountain

  • The mountain is rich in diverse wildlife, including the rock hyrax and a rare species of frog aptly named the Table Mountain Ghost Frog as it can only be found in this area. Table Mountain is best known for its flat top because it resembles a tabletop, which has garnered the mountain its now famous name.

Extraordinary African travel experiences with one promise: every detail matters.

From the moment you land to the last stretch of coastal road, we ensure your journey is as remarkable as the destination itself.