A Look At 13 Of The Best Historical Places In Cape Town || @ThePoorLondoner

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Get App Castle of Good Hope: it is the oldest surviving building of South Africa’s colonial era & one of the most popular. Look at those Table Mountain views! 1 @ThePoorLondoner on

Get App Robben Island: located in Table Bay, it is just west of the city. This is also where Nelson Mandela was held prisoner during the Apartheid years. 2 @ThePoorLondoner on

Get App Slave Lodge: through the years, it’s been the site of slave accommodation, Government offices & even South Africa’s Supreme Court. Now, it’s a museum. 3 @ThePoorLondoner on

Get App South African Jewish Museum: one of Cape Town’s architectural gems, it takes an interactive look at the history of South Africa’s Jewish community. 4 @ThePoorLondoner on

Get App West Coast Fossil Park: a short drive from the city the park has a rich fossil deposit dating back over 5 million years to the Milocene/Pilocene era. 5 @ThePoorLondoner on

Get App Diamond Museum: for jewellery buffs, the Diamond Museum at the V&A Waterfront explores the journey it takes to form these coveted rocks into gems. 6 @ThePoorLondoner on

Get App District Six Museum: during the Apartheid years, residents of District Six were removed by the government. The museum is a glimpse into their lives. 7 @ThePoorLondoner on

Get App Bo-Kaap Museum: sitting among the colourful houses and cobbled streets of historical Bo-Kaap, the museum honours the local Islamic culture & heritage. 8 @ThePoorLondoner on

Get App Boulders Beach: the historic beach in False Bay offers a colony of African penguins in all their smartly dresses, waddling glory, under your nose! 9 @ThePoorLondoner on

Get App The Springbok Experience: as the birthplace of one of South Africa’s most beloved sports,The Springbok Experience pays homage to the history of rugby. 10 @ThePoorLondoner on

Get App Iziko South Africa Museum: this lovely location plays host to more than a million artefacts, items & specimens dating to more than 100,000 years ago. 11 @ThePoorLondoner on

Get App City Hall, Cape Town: nestled amidst palm trees, this is the first place from where Nelson Mandela spoke after his release from prison in 1990. 12 @ThePoorLondoner on

Get App Rhodes Cottage Museum: a tribute to British imperialist Cecil John Rhodes, the cottage was once his private retreat. Now, it serves as a museum. 13 @ThePoorLondoner on

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