CASTLE OF GOOD HOPE

The Castle of Good Hope, built in the 17th century, stands as South Africa's oldest surviving colonial building. Located in Cape Town, it served as a fort, prison, and administrative center. Its distinctive pentagonal shape and historical significance make it a popular tourist attraction, showcasing the country's rich heritage.

One of the best tourist places in Cape Town standing as an exclusive section in Table Mountain National Park, Castle of Good Hope bewitches you with its intriguing history and picturesque vistas. Perched on the southwest tip of Africa, it paints picture-perfect scenery for the visitors with its captivating coastline, pristine waters, and beaches.

This place also remains one of the preferred sightseeing attractions among the adrenaline enthusiasts who flock here to explore the underwater adventures and enjoy the experience of Flying Dutchman Funicular which takes them 238 miles above the ocean.

Additionally, you can also take a stroll down its lighthouse which has the most surreal views on the display. Once you are done enjoying water sports and relaxing on the beach, grab a quick bite at the Two Oceans Restaurant.

Location: Darling St & Buitenkant St, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa

Timing: 9:30 am to 4 pm