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Cape Town the Garden Route 7 ©Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd 253 See also separate subindexes for: 5 EATING P257 6 DRINKING & NIGHTLIFE P259 3 ENTERTAINMENT P259 7 SHOPPING P259 Index 2 SPORTS & ACTIVITIES P260 4 SLEEPING P261 6 Spin Street 61 animals 227 sights 118, 119-20, 121-4 !Khwa ttu (Yzerfontein) 168 apartheid 207-9 sports & activities 128 C architecture 218-21 transport 117 Camps Bay 108-15, 108, 278 arts 19, 222-5 Blaauwklippen A accommodation 195-7 street art 79 (Stellenbosch) 153 abseiling 29, 183, 30 drinking & nightlife 109, Atlantic Rail 136 blacks 214-15 accommodation 15, 187-99 112-13 Atlas Trading Company 57 Bloubergstrand 145 Cape Flats & Northern entertainment 113 ATMs 240 boat travel 235 Suburbs 199 food 109, 111-12 Auwal Mosque 57 Boer War 207 City Bowl, Foreshore, Bo- highlights 108 Boers 206 Kaap & De Waterkant shopping 109, 113-15 190-2 Bo-Kaap 11, 52-74, 209, 52, B sights 110-11 East City Corridor 192 264-5, 11, 57 Babylonstoren (Paarl) sports & activities 115 Gardens & Surrounds accommodation 190-2 13, 162 transport 109 192-4 drinking & nightlife 53, Backsberg (Paarl) 156, 160 Green Point & Waterfront 69-70 Cape Flats 143-9, 143 Baker, Sir Herbert 219 194-5 entertainment 70-1 accommodation 199 ballooning 162 Sea Point to Hout Bay food 53, 66 drinking & nightlife 144, Bank, The 80 195-7 highlights 52, 57 147-8 beaches 18 Simon’s Town 197-8 shopping 53, 73-4 entertainment 148 Bloubergstrand 145 Southern Peninsula 197-8 sights 57, 62 food 144, 146-7 Boulders 137, 28 Southern Suburbs 197 sports & activities 74 highlights 143 Camps Bay 110 Table Mountain National transport 53 shopping 144, 148-9 Park 30 Cape of Good Hope 131 sights 145-6 walks 60, 60 activities 41-2, see also indi- Clifton 110 sports & activities 149 Bo-Kaap Museum 57 vidual neighbourhoods, Kommetjie 137 transport 144 books 31, 202 Sports & Activities Llandudno 111 Cape Malays, see coloureds subindex architecture 221 Muizenberg 133-4 Cape Medical Museum 103 Adderely St Christmas environment 226 Noetzie (Knysna) 181-2 Cape Muslims 214 Lights 22 history 212 Noordhoek 136 Cape of Good Hope 11, 131, African National Congress Nelson Mandela 211 Sandy Bay 111 10, 131 (ANC) 208-9 Boschendal (Franschhoek) Cape of Good Hope Trail 132 African penguins 137, 166, Belvidere 182 157, 11 Cape Point Ostrich Farm 137 227, 28 Bergkelder (Stellenbosch) Botlierskop Private Game African Queen (Stanford) 154 Reserve (Mossel Bay) Cape Town City Hall 61, 70 166 Bertram House 91 174 Cape Town Holocaust African Woman With TV bicycle travel 237, see also Bouchard Finlayson Centre 90 (street art) 79 mountain biking (Hermanus) 169 Cape Town International Afrikaans 215, 243-4 Bijou, The 80 Boulders 137, 28 Jazz Festival 20 Afrikaans Language Birds of Eden (Plettenberg Braak (Stellenbosch) 155 Cape Town Minstrel Carnival Bay) 185 20, 214, 22 Museum (Paarl) 163 Brenton 182 Cape Town Science Centre AIDS 239-40 Bishopscourt 116-28, 116 British colonial architecture 79 air travel 234 accommodation 197 218-19 Cape Town Stadium 103 airport 234 drinking & nightlife 117, budget 14-15, 33, 189 car travel 235-6 125-6 Buitenverwachting 120 Casa Labia Cultural Centre entertainment 126-7 bus travel 235, 237 13, 133, 137-8 Sights 000 food 117, 124-5 business hours 33, 36, Castle Military Museum 54 Map Pages 000 highlights 116, 118, 119-20 40, 238 Photo Pages 000 shopping 117, 127-8 Castle of Good Hope 54 42-index-cap7.indd 253 13/07/2012 3:55:22 PM 254 Catherine Marshall Wines Constantia Glen 120 highlights 75, 77-8 film 202, 224-5 (Elgin) 167 Constantia Uitsig 120, 197 shopping 76, 83-5 Fish Hoek 134-6 cell phones 14, 241 Constantia Valley Wine sights 77-8, 79-80 flora 226-7 Central Library 61 Route 119-20, 119 sports & activities 85 Flying Dutchman Centre for the Book 56 consulates 239 transport 76 Funicular 131 Century City 143-9, 143 costs 14, 33, 189, 241 District Six Museum 9, food 32-4, see also indi- INDEX INDEX Ceramics Gallery Creation Wines 77-8, 9, 77 vidual neighbourhoods, Eating subindex (Franschhoek) 159 (Hermanus) 169 diving 42, 107, 115, 170, 175 football 41, 213 Chamonix (Franschhoek) cricket 41 Drakenstein Prison (Paarl) C-G 157 cruises 162 Foreshore 52-74, 52, Chapman’s Peak Drive canal 25 drinking & nightlife 35-6, 268-9 110-11 harbour 101, 111, 136, see also individual accommodation 190-2 charities 238 165-6 neighbourhoods, Drink- drinking & nightlife Chavonnes Battery culture 202-3, 214-17 ing & Nighlife subindex 53, 67-8 Museum 100 currency 14 driving 235-6 entertainment 70-1 children, travel with 23 customs regulations 238 Durbanville Hills 148 food 53, 62-6 Christianity 217 Durbanville Wine Route 148 highlights 52, 54 Church Square 59-61 Dutch Colonial architec- shopping 53, 71-3 Church St 58-9 D ture 218 sights 54, 58-62 Danger Point Lighthouse cinemas 37-8 Dutch East India Company sports & activities 74 (Gansbaai) 170 205 City Bowl 52-74, 52, 264-5 transport 53 dangers, see safety accommodation 190-2 walks 63, 63 Darling 168-9 drinking & nightlife Franschhoek 10, 156-60, Darling Wine & Arts Experi- E 53, 67-8 ence (Darling) 168-9 Eagle’s Nest 120 158 entertainment 70-1 dassies 227 East City Corridor 75-85, Franschhoek Literary food 53, 62-6 75 Festival 21 day trips 150-71, 150 highlights 52, 54, 55-6 accommodation 192 free attractions 19 de Klerk, FW 210-11 shopping 53, 71-3 drinking & nightlife Freedom Struggle Heroes de Lille, Patricia 213 sights 54, 55-6, 58-62 76, 81-2 (street art) 79 De Tuynhuis 56 sports & activities 74 entertainment 82-3 Fringe, The 75-85, 75, De Waal Park 91-2 transport 53 food 76, 80-1 270-1 De Waterkant 52-74, 52, walks 60, 60 highlights 75, 77-8 fynbos 226-7 268-9 Cliff Path Walking Trail shopping 76, 83-5 accommodation 190-2 (Hermanus) 164 sights 77-8, 79-80 drinking & nightlife 53, G sports & activities 85 Clifton 108-15, 108 69-70 Gansbaai 170 transport 76 accommodation 195-7 entertainment 70-1 Garden Route 172-86, 172, electricity 239 drinking & nightlife 109, food 53, 66 174-5, 12 112-13 Elephant Sanctuary (Plet- highlights 52 Garden Route National entertainment 113 tenberg Bay) 185 Park (Wilderness) 178-9 shopping 53, 73-4 food 109, 111-12 Elgin 167 Gardens & Surrounds sights 62 highlights 108 Elliot the Cratefan 100 86-96, 86, 274-5 sports & activities 74 shopping 109, 113-15 embassies 239 accommodation 192-4 transport 53 sights 110-11 emergencies 239 drinking & nightlife 87, walks 60, 60 sports & activities 115 entertainment 37-8, see 93-4 Delaire Graff Estate (Stel- transport 109 also individual entertainment 94 lenbosch) 151-2 neighbourhoods, Enter- climate 15 food 87, 92-3 Delville Wood Memorial 56 tainment subindex Clovelly 134-6 highlights 86, 88-9, 90 Design Indaba 20 environment 226-8 coffee 67 shopping 87, 94-6 Diamond Museum 101 events, see festivals coloureds 209, 214 sights 88-9, 90, 91-2 Dias Museum Complex Evita se Perron (Darling) sports & activities 96 comedy 37 (Mossel Bay) 174 168 transport 87 Company’s Gardens disabilities, travellers 55-6, 55 with 242 gay travellers 43-4 Constantia 116-128, 229, District Six 75-85, 202, F geology 226 Fairview (Paarl) 160 116 209, 75, 270-1 George 176-8 fauna 227 accommodation 192 George Museum (George) Fernkloof Nature Reserve drinking & nightlife 176 (Hermanus) 164-5 Sights 000 76, 81-2 Glen Carlou (Paarl) 162 festivals 20-2, 38 Map Pages 000 entertainment 82-3 Gold of Africa Barbier- Cape Town Minstrel Mueller Museum 58 Photo Pages 000 food 76, 80-1 Carnival 20, 214, 22 golf 42, 85, 107, 149, 177 442-index-cap7.indd2-index-cap7.indd 225454 113/07/20123/07/2012 33:55:41:55:41 PPMM 255 Goukamma Nature Reserve Hoerikwaggo Trail 132 sports & activities 141-2 Greenmarket Square 58 (Knysna) 181 holidays 240-1 transport 130 Hout Bay Craft Market Grand Parade 61 Homelands 208 Kalk Bay Harbour 134 113 Grande Provence (Fran- Hopper 101 kayaking 141-2 Kirstenbosch Craft schhoek) 158 Market 127 horse racing 41 Khayelitsha 143-9, 143, 25 Great Synagogue 90 Milnerton Flea Market horse riding 141-2, 149 Khoekhoen people 204 Greatmore Studios 80 149 INDEX Houses of Parliament 59 Khoe-San people 134, 204 Green Mountain Eco Neighbourgoods Market Hout Bay 108-15, 108, 279 Kirstenbosch Botanical Route 167 83 Gardens 9, 118, 125, 8 accommodation 195-7 Pan African Market 71 Green Point 97-107, 97, G-N drinking & nightlife 109, Klein Constantia 120 276 Porter Estate Produce 112-13 Klein River Cheese Farm accommodation 194-5 Market 127 entertainment 113 (Stanford) 167 drinking & nightlife Waterfront Craft Market food 109, 111-12 Klein River (Stanford) 166 98, 105 & Wellness Centre 106 highlights 108 Kleinmond 166 food 98, 103-4 medical services 239 shopping 109, 113-15 Knysna 179-83, 181, 183 highlights 97 Meerendal 148 sights 110-11 Knysna Elephant Park shopping 98, 105-6 Meerlust Estate sports & activities 115 (Knysna) 180 (Stellenbosch) 154 sights 103 transport 109 Knysna Lagoon (Knysna) Michaelis Collection at the sports & activities 107 180 Huey Helicopter Co 101 Old Town House 58 transport 98 Kogelberg Nature Reserve Huguenot Fine Chocolates microbreweries 35-6 Green Point Lighthouse 166 (Franschhoek) 158 Milnerton 143-9, 143 103 Kommetjie beaches 137 Huguenot Memorial Mitchell’s Brewery Green Point Urban Park Museum (Franschhoek) Koopmans-de Wet House (Knysna) 180 13, 103 61 159 mobile phones 14, 241 Greenmarket Square 58 KWV Emporium (Paarl) 161 money 14, 189, 240 Greenpop 146 Monkeyland Groot Constantia 119 I (Plettenberg Bay) 185 Groote Kerk 59-61 I Art Woodstock 79 L La Motte (Franschhoek) Mont Rochelle Groote Schuur 123 Ibrahim, Abdullah 222-3 157 (Franschhoek) 157 Guga S’Thebe Arts & Imhoff
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