Five non-touristy sights to check out in Cape Town

Intaka Island, Cape City

Intaka Island is a hidden gem in Cape City that gives a singular and peaceable escape from the hustle and bustle of metropolis life. The island is a wetland and hen sanctuary designed to reinforce and shield the pure setting and serves as a haven for quite a lot of hen species and different wildlife. You possibly can discover the island by yourself, ebook a guided tour, and even a ship journey.

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Woodstock road artwork

Woodstock in Cape City is understood for its vibrant road artwork and murals. Take a stroll by means of the streets of Woodstock to find distinctive and vibrant artworks by native and worldwide artists.

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De Waal park

A fantastic and peaceable park positioned within the Cape City Metropolis Bowl space, De Waal park is a superb place for a leisurely stroll, a picnic, or just having fun with some quiet time away from the extra crowded areas.

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Noordhoek seaside

This lengthy, white sandy seaside is much less crowded than a number of the extra well-known seashores like town’s Camps Bay and Clifton, making it an amazing spot for a soothing day by the ocean.

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District Six museum in Cape City

The District Six museum tells the story of the pressured removals throughout apartheid within the Nineteen Seventies. Visiting the museun is a transferring and insightful expertise, offering a distinct perspective on town’s unimaginable historical past.

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