This is the business centre but it’s also a chance to experience South Africa’s past – the South African Museum, the Castle of Good Hope, Company Gardens, Government Avenue and other museums and galleries lining the centre of town. Long Street is a bohemian mix of African curios, book shops antique shops, and a bevy of coffee shops, bistros and restaurants. During the summer season, market stalls line some of the avenues near Greenmarket Square and art exhibitions. When it comes to fun and entertainment in Cape Town, there’s no such thing as a dull moment if you’re in the city centre. Here, you’ll find endless attractions and entertainment options. A few highlights are Greenmarket Square, the cities much loved flea Market, the flower sellers of Adderley Street, or the Pan African Market in Long Street (which is particularly vibrant at night) is a must for curios and wares from all over Africa. Museums to visit are the District Six Museum (+27 21 466 7200) on Buitenkant Street and the Iziko South African Museum, which is part of the collection of eight Iziko Museums of Cape Town. The Cape Town city centre is great for walkers and cyclists, with dedicated paths to ensure that you can travel everywhere by foot or by bicycle. Accommodation in the City Centre Consists mainly of Hotels, and 1 or 2 bedroom self-catering apartments, popular among corporate travellers and holiday makers who enjoy being close to all the action of the City.