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Mouille Point Table Bay BREAKWATER Metres 250 500 Mouille Point RADISSON AY WALKW 5KM BEACH Green Point BEACH CAPE TOWN Granger Bay NO LIMITS CENTRE MOUILLE POINT LIGHTHOUSE The oldest lighthouse in Africa Metropolitan Golf Course Granger Bay HELICOPTER FLIGHTS LA SPLENDINA Metropolitan Coastline in 1884 EAST PIER Golf Course QUAY 7 FORT MUGG & BEAN WYNYARD BREAKWATER BOULEVARD GREEN POINT STADIUM THE TABLE BAY 2010 SOCCER VENUE ZERBAN’S Y A (UNDER CONSTRUCTION) ELBOW W Coastline in 1884 CRUISE SHIP BERTHS BUSES TO CITY i LK A Victoria W QUAY 6 NO 2 JETTY M ASTON MARTIN SHOWROOM Kings Wharf K 5 Warehouse WATERFRONT TRADING COMPANY CITY GRILL A taste of South Africa, Beef, Eland, Kudu, Warthog etc.. SERENDIPITY MAZE Green Point Common BEACH FRITZ SONNENBERG CAPE STORM STORE Bit posh & expensive...ideal for flash buggers ! More Great Outdoor Gear BALTHAZAR PORT CAPTAINS BUILDING WATERFRONT ADVENTURES ‘GHOST’ OF THE OLD GREENPOINT STADIUM Green Point GRANGER ST CAFFÉ SAN MARCO Waterfront THEATRE @ THE PAVILION BEACH FORT WYNYARD AMPHITHEATRE NO 1 JETTY SOMERSET FERRYMAN’S TAVERN BAY Local Beer & Brewery Victoria CAPE UNION MART STORE Great Outdoor Gear Basin QUAY FOUR PUTT PUTT COURSE A Children’s Paradise TELKOM EXPLORATION NATIONAL SEA RESCUE INSTITUTE Buy the t-shirt & support the cause HARBOUR BOAT TRIPS COASTAL KAYAK TRAILS CAPE MEDICAL MUSEUM PORTSWOOD HILDEBRAND’S ‘GHOST’ OF THE OLD ROBBEN ISLAND FERRY Visit our past, but remember to book Three Anchor Bay GREEN POINT GREEN POINT TRACK COMMODORE BUSES TO CITY VICTORIA &ALFRED SEAL LANDING Real, Live & smelly i B MARKET ALFRED MALL SWING BRIDGE Sports Ground Worth waiting to see it move NELSON MANDELA GATEWAY A M CD WAREHOUSE STATUES Clocktower TO ROBBEN ISLAND SOUTH ARM BEACH TAXI RANK 6 PAULANER BRAUHAUS Precinct NO 4 JETTY WESTERN BOULEVARD i Beer, Sun & Grub BOWLERS WAY BOWLERS WESTERN BOULEVARD CAPE STORM STORE Great Outdoor Gear SOUTH ARM M WATERFRONT ART & CRAFT MARKET Coastline in 1884 6 OPEN-AIR ART & CRAFT MARKET Alfred Basin THREE ANCHOR Graduate School Robinson TOWN HALL of Business C PORTSWOOD PORT Dock BAY MAIN M MAIN BASCULE L GROVE M BREAKWATER LODGE TWO OCEANS AQUARIUM BRIDGE VARNEY 61 VICTORIA & ALFRED M 6 Great for Kids...even big ones BAYFRONT BLU MAIN 61 RICHMOND WATERFRONT HILL LEICESTER SYDNEY FISH MARKET SAS SOMERSET YORK EXHIBITION PINE CAPE GRACE AVONDALE Only remaining Boom Defence Vessel in the world GLENGARIFF ASHSTEAD THE CAPE ROYAL HOTEL BP Head Good enough for Bill & Hilary DYSART TERRACE DALE COURT GUESTHOUSE Office D ST BREDE'S ANTRIM CROXTETH NORMAN YAGHT & BOAT JETTIES MALTBY FREEMAN WEST QUAY CLYDE ONE & ONLY HOTEL ANTRIM TORBAY LISMORE TCE WESTERN BOULEVARD ST MARTINS RAVENSCRAIG ST GEORGES CLYDEBANK MAIN V&A GRIMSBY RITZGLENGARIFF SCHOLTZ Marina MAYDON BRAESIDE HAYTOR LEINSTER Duncan Dock HATFIELD WIGTOWN LAW ROMNEY GLENSIDE HILL CAVALCADE PORT MUTLEY CHEVIOT VESPERDENE LA. WATERFRONT CAMBERWELL H UPPER PORTSWOOD E EAT WALTER RESIDENTIAL MARINA KH AC MODENA BL HIGH LEVEL PROTEA HOTEL CAPE CASTLE THORNHILL WATERFRONT VILLAGE BIG BLUE BACKPACKERS LODGE DUNCAN KELVIN YORK HIGH LEVEL ST JOHNS WATERFRONT LODGE BRAEMAR UPPER HILLSIDE TCE HILLSIDE TCE PORT JOUBERT WESSELS V & A WATERFRONT THEATRE SCHOOL KORT JOUBERT HIGH LEVEL CALTEX SERVICE STATION F GLENGARIFF OCEAN VIEW DR. BEN NEVIS VESPERDENE BERTRAND M BOOM IN OPERATION 61 Gallow’s Hill NOT OPEN 24HRS OCEAN ROOS Traffic Department OCEAN VIEW DR. VIEW DR. SKYE WAY SPRINGBOK EBENEZER Coastline in 1884 DOCK MAIN DR. CHEPSTOW M SPRINGBOK BOUNDARY HIGHFIELD ST 6 BATTERY CRES. OCEAN VIEW DR. BELUGA’S G CARDIFF DESIGN WESTERN BOULEVARD De Waterkant WATERKANT ST VICTORIA JUNCTION MUSEUM Roggebaai Canal ILKLEY CRES. PORT UPPER RHINE BENNETT OCEAN VIEW DR. PRESTWICH CARREG CRES. HIGHFIELD RD ROGGEBAAI CANAL MERRIMAN RAWBONE SOMERSET CITY LODGE TOURISM PRECINCT RAWBONE LA. (UNDER CONSTRUCTION) H ST DOCK LOADER ALFRED LIDDLE STANLEY DE SMIT COBURN STRAND WATERKANT ANATOLI NAPIER JARVIS MORELAND ‘Never-to-be-completed Flyover ? Cape Town’s best Turkish food since 1984. INCOMPLETE FLYOVER CUSTOMS BUILDING SCHIEBE Need a picture of a truly ugly buildingDUNCAN ? This is the one WEST INCOMPLETE FLYOVER I VASCO DA GAMA TAVERN DUTCH CAFÉ NAPIER HOSPITAL CHILLI ‘N LIME Real portuguese food WESTIN GRAND CAPE TOWN PRESTWICH ARABELLA QUAYS HOTEL DE WATERKANT VILLAGE CAFÉ L P M ALFRED THE CULLINAN 61 COEN STEYTLERCAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL LOADER JERRY HOTEL (SOUTHERN SUN) CUBANA CHIAPPINI Coastline in 1884 CONVENTION CENTRE TABLE BAY BOULEVARD DIXON MECHAU Why the long name ? HARLEY DAVIDSON Foreshore NOON GUN LEAH CAPE QUARTER CAPE TOWN CULLINAN Since 1806 COL’CACCHIO HEERENGRACHT J Fantastic ‘designer’ Pizza HEERENGRACHT VOS HUDSON DE WATERKANT LODGE SOMERSET Over 12 years in the same spot MARIMBA’S L LONGMARKET WHARF HIL ELLA & COTTAGES CHIAPPINI BUITENGRACHT MECHAU Restaurant and Cigar Bar AL Schotsche N TI AMO 19h30 - 22h30 live Jazz TABLE BAY BOULEVARD IG ORIGIN COFFEE S Kloof Speciality beans, roasting, coffee, tea & bagels ROGGEBAAI DIAS STATUE ROSIE’S SQ. BUITENGRACHT Signal Hill SQUARE N WATERKANTST ANDREW’S A AUGUST RIEBEECK BREE MEDIA 24 BUILDING L PLATFORM VIEWPOINT Bo-Kaap North Wharf in 1884 A PIER INTERNET BARTHOLOMEU DIAS BLVD M 352 m VIEWPOINT H F A JETTY D DUNCAN (Malay Quarter) PRESTWICH N PLACE CAFÉ STRAND S The Cape Malay Quarter is an area retaining much ROSE S LOWER LONG VASCO DA GAMA BLVD LELIE TR of its original character in buildings, mosques & I FREDERICK kramats. Some of the colourful houses date back to JD CAPETONIAN INDIAN HIGH O Y 1750, showing Georgian & Dutch designs CASTLE M R COMMISSION A TULBAGH IT ASSURANCE IL CARL SQUARE M MIDMAR LIQUORS LOOP CHIAPPINI MARTIN MELCK Coastline in 1884 U HOUT Beer, wine & great wiskey HERTZOG BOULEVARD R TULBAGH HEERENGRACHT A NETHERLANDS HOUSE B AUSTRIAN FORMULE 1 A DAWES ST CONSULATE LONG HERTZOG BOULEVARD Budget Hotel N STADZICHT SWISS CONSULATE VOETBOOG YUSUF GINGA GOLD MUSEUM N1 A CHURCH WATERKANT SEA RIEBEECK CONSULATE T THIBAULT ARTSCAPE THEATRE COMPLEX SIGNAL Lutheran Church STANDARD (021) 410-9800 CITYSHORTMARKET SLICKERS SQUARE [email protected] ST VAN RIEBEECK STATUE BANK CENTRE www.artscape.co.za TULIP INN HAMMERSCHLAG DENTON TCE HOLIDAY INN GARDEN COURT MARTIN B A BUITENGRACHT ST GEORGES MALL N MORRIS JAN SMUTS T ALMOND TCE STRAND A SUNDANCE CAFÉ CAROLINE’S N2 M ROSE CASTLE ARTSCAPE YUSUF LONGMARKET LOWER LOUIS GRADNER L SAVOY CABBAGE BURG SWEDISH Central Wharf in 1884 UNDERGROUND A CHURCH HERITAGE SQUARE COMPLEX Global Fine Dining EMBASSY INTER-CITY BUS TERMINUS L S PARKING T CHIAPPINI AFRICAN CAFÉ & INFORMATION I A BIESMIELLAH HILLIGER'S N PARKADE i HERTZOG BOULEVARD A CAPE HERITAGE ROGGEBAAI FISH MARKET HERTZOG BOULEVARD JACK CRAIG H LION'S RUMP PENTZ FAT BASTARD HOUT KOOPMANS-DE WET HOUSE MUSEUMST GEORGES MALL CIVIC WALE CAVEAU Early 18th century private townhouse. Furniture, [Unmarket site] Most freed slaves made their MERCEDES WINE BAR ceramics, Delft, paintings, glass and silverware. living by fishing & selling their catches here CENTRE DORP RIEBEECK MERRIMAN W L METROPOLE BUS TERMINUS O L IR I U SQUARE SQUARE P AUDI A P BUITENGRACHTM BREE SOUTH AFRICAN i REEDS DELTA D R PE AIRWAYS L T A U R 62 St Stephen’s CAPE TOWN A Culemborg N2 P BO-KAAP MUSEUM MEETING HOUSE G L W P E 1801 this was a theatre open to all races. HOUT CAPE SUN INTERCONTINENTAL TERMINAL S N E E TOURISM O Motor City I N U ROCKSOLE Later used as a mission church.The SPANISH MUSEUM K R W L E Great for shoe & hiking boot repairs church was named after St Stephen VW B U N CONSULATE A L P O ALPINIST/DUSKY DIVING City W G P BURG E E CHRISTIAAN BARNARD I M R Auwal Mosque GREEK CONSULATE OLD MARINE TOYOTA P MEMORIAL PAN AFRICAN MARKET E CAPE TOWN LODGE Centre CIVIC P HOLIDAY INN Quality crafts from across the continent S P ER GARDEN COURT LE PETIT PARIS CANADIAN Cape Town WALE GREENMARKET SQUARE HIGH COMMISSION Golden SACHS ADDERLEY Railway Station DORP GREENMARKET SQUARE Acre ‘Flea’ Market on site of the Foreshore LION TUDOR FLOWER MARKET MESOPOTAMIA old cobbled slave market BREE Fresh Flowers daily STRAND (Culemborg) FIRST NATIONAL TRAFALGAR BRYANT LEEUWEN BANK BUILDING LOOP LONG M JORDAAN SERVICE ROAD BURGOLD TOWN HOUSE LONGMARKET PEPPER BUKHARA First art museum housing the BUS 60 Y UPPER (Netherlandish) Michaelis Collection R BLOEM BUITENGRACHT Fine Indian Cuisine STANDARD TERMINUS A BREE T I BANK BUILDING L BUITEN CHURCH MAIN POST I BOWMANS CYLES WALE M OFFICE CASTLE Coastline in 1884 Bike ‘bits’ & repairs DORP T PALM TREE MOSQUE PROVINCIAL LOWER PLEIN N ORPHAN ST A The 2nd Oldest Mosque in SA (1820) BUILDING K N Coastline in 1884 POYSER MR PICKWICKS TAVERN LONGMARKET E THULE DARLING IT LION Good hangover breakfasts FIVE FLIES Groote Kerk U BRYANT Roofracks & bike carrier fitment St George’s PARLIAMENT B LONG ST BACKPACKERS Cathedral THE GRAND PARADE THE TRAIN LODGE URBAN CHIC LEEUWEN IZIKO SLAVE LODGE MUSEUM HARRINGTON ART DECO STYLE BUILDING SUPREME COURT History of Slavery in Cape Town MILNER BUITEN SCOOTER RENTALS MAZE BUREAU STRAND KENMORE BLOEM SA LIBRARY M RD PEACE WHITFORD ST PAUL’S GUESTHOUSE LONG L ORPHAN ST CHURCH SQUARE 59 MEXICAN KITCHEN Just a Square CITY HALL KEEROM ST GEORGE GREY STATUE MAIN ENTRANCE GATE CARISBROOK African Style Mexican cooking SPIN ‘BLUE LODGE’ War PEACE TRAVELLERS INN Beautiful Victorian Building L SERVICE ROAD M L JAPANESE LANTERN SLAVE TREE Memorial CASTLE OF QUEEN VICTORIA MOSTERT CITY W GREEN HOUSES OF O 62 BUITENSINGEL ORPHAN CORPORATION SANDF GOOD HOPE R HERBS & SUCCULENTS I BERGZICHT Company’s Garden PARLIAMENT LIBRARY T NEW CHURCH N BUILDINGS P LABIA GALLERY LA. A LEEUKLOOF Rutherford The Company's Garden is one of the many K D Artworks...Canvas Ones ! LONG ST CAFE gardens worked by Company slaves.
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  • Two Rivers Urban Park Contextual Framework Review and Preliminary Heritage Study

    Two Rivers Urban Park Contextual Framework Review and Preliminary Heritage Study

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  • Transforming Representations of Intangible Heritage at Iziko Museums, SA

    Transforming Representations of Intangible Heritage at Iziko Museums, SA

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