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For Chroniclers and Culture Vulture's |
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Steeped in history and owing its genuine village feel to restored cottages and preserved cobbled streets and sidewalks, De Waterkant Village invites history fundi’s and lovers of culture to stay for a walk on the old side! Then take a walking tour through the Bo-Kaap which includes dining at authentic Cape Malay homes and eating traditional food, and visiting museums to learn more about the diverse cultures and history of the area.
Or join us for a morning or afternoon orientation tour of the Mother City as we venture through streets crowded with history. From the City Hall where Nelson Mandela gave his liberation speech to the multi-cultural Green Market Square, Cape Town has it all. Highlights include South African Museum and the Company Gardens, Parliament buildings, City Hall and the Castle of Good Hope, Colorful Malay Quarter/Bo-kaap, District Six Museum, Green Market Square, Signal Hill, Camps Bay and Clifton. Whatever your preference, you’ll experience something so unique here in De Waterkant Village, that you’ll never forget it. We’ll be sure to stock your historical home with firewood to ensure that you enjoy the original fireplace’s hearth whilst you remember your adventure.
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