Even the kids can join for a leisurely cycle around Cape Town

3 chefs with a similar heritage, but very different recipes

It’s close to the city centre, the Waterfront, plus it has a Starbucks

Incredible mother beats COVID -19 and reunites with lost baby boy

Sculptures, buskers, yacht charters, and hundreds of stores to shop at this summer

Eskom customers are on stage 3 loadshedding while City of Cape Town is on stage 2

To contain COVID-19 the City closes public swimming pools, camping sites, museums as well as two popular parks

From a giant gatsby to burgers and curries, get your veggie meals delivered

Chat, learn, eat, relax, listen to vinyl classics, grab a book and admire local art at Café Zör in the Bo-Kaap

The Cape Town Minstrel Carnival is moving to 16 June

Over the past six years, CapeTownMagazine.com has activated over 300 new businesses. Now you, too, can also support entrepreneurs by nominating a friend’s new business for our #CapeTownMagNew project 

Something nice. Something unique. Something you find out about from your best friends.

This list will satisfy everyone from family to friends. Don’t lose it

Markets by the seaside, the suburbs and the township

7 spooky stories - from the Castle of Good Hope to Groote Schuur 

Your go-to list whether you want to party hard or just chill

The question is: can you finish the 1kg rump? (For the more moderate, there’s tapas, too)  

The must-do experience is Kaiseki, considered the pinnacle of Japanese cuisine

Kong, the city’s hottest new bar and grill in De Waterkant

From banana bread to full-on breakfasts or hearty lunches