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A historic public garden, The Company's Garden has seen several changes, much like the city of Cape Town itself, from the time of its original foundation. Originally established by the Dutch in 1652, they used it as a station to supply and stock provisions to ships sailing to the East. Maintained by the Dutch East India Company till 1795, when the garden fell into ruins as the company dissolved into bankruptcy. Following years saw further changes by the British and finally, it was taken over by the Municipality in 1892 and opened to the public six years later. Due to its historic nature, as well as the natural beauty, the gardens are a major cultural landmark as they house institutions like the Parliament Houses, Iziko Museum, Great Synagogue and Tuynhuys amongst others. A lovely place to spend a day visiting the sites, or just relaxing amongst the greenery. Kids will love the lovely pond and aviary and the local crafts along the main avenue.

The GrandWest is the sole casino in Cape Town, South Africa. It is also the biggest leisure destination of its type in the country. It operates the whole day, every day and all below one roof. Adults will surely enjoy the Las Vegas style Casino while the kids can enjoy the arcade games, the movies and the ice-skating. The GrandWest also houses a number a wide variety of restaurants, coffee shops and nightclubs to cater to everyone’s desires.

Heading out of downtown Stellenbosch on the R310 is Spier Winery. The history of this winery is rich, with a cellar dating back to 1692, making it the oldest in South Africa. Spier is well-known in South Africa as being one of the finest wineries in the country and is the home of frequent art exhibitions, dance performances, and varieties of music. Spier is also on the cutting edge of organic farming projects and sustainable environmental planning. Available only at Spier are signature wines, aged to perfection, which won the award for the best wine in South Africa at Belgium's wine awards. Do not miss this one of a kind winery just outside of Stellenbosch.

One of the top art museums and galleries, Rupert Museum is the vision of Huberte Rupert. Established in 2005, it showcases the private collection of Anton and Huberte Rupert. Set amid vineyards and mighty oak trees along the Eersterivier, this beautiful repository features a garden and café on-site. The museum and gallery space has more than 350 pieces by contemporary South African artists from 1940 through 1970. It also hosts temporary exhibits regularly. From paintings to tapestries and sculptures, the art here is an ode to the local landscape and culture. Brimming with activities monthly, the museum also hosts artist talks, museum walkabouts and wine tastings.

On Main Road in Kalk Bay, Cape Town, you will find the Kalk Bay Theatre. It is an intimate and quaint performing arts theatre with a capacity of 79 seats. It also houses a restaurant that serves scrumptious food in a cozy setting You can drop by or make a reservation if you are looking to grab dinner, drinks or even coffee and then enjoy a entertaining show after.

DHL Newlands Stadium is one of the most prominent venues for catching all the action of the season's most awaited rugby and soccer matches. The well-facilitated stadium is large enough to accommodate more than 50,000 people. The soccer clubs 'Ajax Cape Town' and Santos football club, and rugby teams Western Province Rugby Union and Stormers Super 14 are home teams of this large venue. It hosts the annually awaited rugby tournament, Currie Cup. Go ahead and catch the action.