• Stroll through the City Bowl
  Probably the best way to get an idea of Cape Town is to walk around in the historic City Bowl - loads of old houses, castles and museums
  Click here for a map (pdf) of the City Centre of Cape Town
• Sightseeing Tour
  You have got to options of organised Sightseeing Tours in Cape Town - you can either do a "guided walk through the historical streets of Cape Town", or do it by a red londonstyle doubledecker bus.
  Check the tra:guide trips & tours board for some reviews. Or take a carriage and explore the city in some last century style!
• Robben Island
  Visiting Robben Island is a must when you are in Cape Town. Very intense introduction in to the younger South African history. The only way of going there is by boat. Tickets for the ferry can be booked at the V&A Waterfront (Nelson Mandela Gateway & Cape Town Tourism Office, Clock Tower) and at the Canal Walk Information Centre (Entrance 3).
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• Victoria & Alfred Waterfront
  Actually nothing really special, but somehow a place where every tourist is going to. The V&A Waterfront is a huge shopping center and a sort of entertainment center with loads of restaurants etc. But, the Waterfront is also the place where your ferry to Robben Island is leaving from (and coming back to).
  The other "highlight" of the Waterfront is the famous "Two Oceans Aquarium"!
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• Cape Peninsula National Park
  Officially part of the Table Mountain National Park, the Cape Peninsula is situated south of Cape Town. The most southern point of the Peninsula is the "Cape of Good Hope" which used to be called to most southern point of Africa. This is wrong - Cape Agulhas is the most southern point of Africa.
  For a downloadable brochure click here.
  Check the tra:guide trips & tours forum for some reviews on daytrips to the Peninsula.
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• Table Mountain National Park
  The Table Mountain is always overlooking the City of Cape Town. The Mountain got its special magic which you have to check out while you are there. You can either climb [link] the mountain or take the Cableway. You will enjoy it when you are up there – fantastic views on Cape Town!
  By the way - for a good first idea what the Table Mountain National Park has to offer watch the official video stream!
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• District Six Museum
  The District Six Museum is a MUST while you are in Cape Town. It shows the diversity of the city at it's best. But it also shows how brutal and disgusting the Apartheid government of South Africa tried to reach their stupid aims.
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• The Independent Armchair Theatre
  The Indepenedent Armchair Theatre is a totally, totally sick live music venue. I mean, seriously. Sick. Like a dog. That died and went to heaven and came back as the Dalhai Lama.
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• Shopping Centres
  Victoria & Alfred Waterfront | Tyger Valley | Constantia Village | Cavendish Square | Canal Walk | Blue Route Mall | Bayside Centre | Nordhoek Farm Village
• Music, Restaurants, Clubs etc - see the tra:mag entertainment guide Cape Town
• There is so much more Cape Town has to offer...
  Township Tours in Cape Town
  Shark Cage Diving
  Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden
  Castle of Good Hope
  South African Museum
  Nature Reserves around Cape Town
  City Rock - indoor climbing & more in Cape Town
  Chapman's Peak Drive - one of the most spectacular marine drives in the world
  Biosphere Coastal Clarence Drive - magnificent views across False Bay to Table Mountain and the rest of the Cape Peninsula
  Baboon Matters - Walk with the baboons (Cape Peninsula)
  Southern Line Tourism Route - scenic train route from Cape Town to Simonstown - timetable
  WECAT Journeys of Remembrance of Cape Town and the Cape Flats
  Stellenbosch
  Inverdoorn Game Reserve (about a 2hour drive from Cape Town)
  Soekershof Walkabout - Mazes & Botanical Gardens (about 140 kilometres, or a 1.5 to 2 hour drive

Check the tra:guide trips & tours forum for some review and comments!
Click here for tra:mag videos to see some Shark Cage Diving videos!