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Architecture Tour: Description
Explore South Africa’s unique blend of cultures, cuisines, heritage and history.
Enjoy its abundant beauty, endless skies, dramatic landscapes and unforgettable wildlife.
Navigate by natural landmarks as much as by manmade symbols that define the skyline.
See how cutting edge design intersects with traditional and why it’s a cultural melting pot.
Be informed by hand picked experts who share their savvy and delighted by its open hearted locals.
In Cape Town: With its densely layered history, eclectic architecture reflecting the visible influence of its colonial past and deserved reputation as a foodies’ paradise.
Sun drenched landscapes lapped by two oceans, iconic Table Mountain, the bustling Waterfront, an Afro-fusion cultural scene where signature buildings by imperial architects contrast with community focused urban projects.
In The Winelands: With historic homesteads, gabled gems, über-chic wine estates with sculpture-filled gardens. Trace the evolution of the architecturally unique Cape Dutch style, with its mole brown thatch, white-washed walls, symmetrical façades and proud gables.
In Johannesburg: The powerhouse of Africa that’s a vibrant, cosmopolitan mix, with humble mining beginnings and contrasting cultures and architecture.
Go on a-behind-the-scenes walkabout in a SoHo-inspired urban regeneration project.
See a significant public art collection and galleries with one of a kind collectibles.
Decode human evolution – and design – at a centre that explores human’s origins and journey out of Africa.
In The Cradle of Humankind: Wander over a creative arts complex set in landscaped gardens within a private reserve. It’s a hub for inter-cultural exchange that fosters multi-level engagement between international artists, local icons and emerging communities – where the drawcard is art not anthropology.
Celebrate your last night under African stars in a landscape where some 3.5 million years of human activity have taken place in this World Heritage site.
