Cape Town attractions

The Zeitz MOCAA Museum has converted an old Cape Town grain silo that used to be an icon of the city's skyline into a modern architectural marvel, aiming to display the diverse range of African art from across the continent and its diaspora. Now the world's largest museum for contemporary African art, visitors can expect to see countless works of art across seven floors and some 100 galleries.

The Two Oceans Aquarium is one of the best family attractions to visit in Cape Town. Check out the giant tank where kids will love watching the scuba divers, and the jellies exhibition, which depicts the life of jellies from their microscopic start via mesmerising 3D sculptures. The ocean life surrounding the Cape can now be appreciated up close! The Two Oceans Aquarium is located at the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront in Cape Town, South Africa.

Groot Constantia Wine Estate is the oldest and most prestigious in South Africa. Impressive! What's even more impressive is the selection of award-winning wines you can try on a Groot Constantia Wine Estate tour. We don't say this often, but, it's not just about the wine! With a history that goes way back to 1685, there's tradition and intrigue aplenty at this national heritage site in the Groot Constantia Valley. Visitors can explore the cellars, vineyards, and manor house, and there are also guided tours of the historic Cloete Cellar. Add to that some of the finest restaurants in the region, and you've got yourself a day trip to remember!

Africa's largest bird park has more than just aviaries! The sanctuary is also home to monkeys, myriad mammals, and reptiles. Across more than 100 aviaries you can see some 400 species of birds, including macaws, birds of prey, and flamingoes. Make sure to visit the Monkey Park where families of squirrel monkeys will be waiting to climb on your shoulders.

The Cape Wheel is a giant observation wheel in the bustling V&A Waterfront precinct, offering spectacular 360° panoramic views of Cape Town and the surrounding area. A ride on this observation wheel provides a unique perspective on local landmarks including Table Mountain, Cape Town Stadium, Robben Island, and the city skyline. Featuring 30 fully enclosed, air-conditioned cabins, you'll ascend 40 meters above the ground in style, safety, and comfort. Enjoy four full revolutions before making your way back down to earth – with a renewed appreciation of the city's beauty!