Discover Cape Town's top attractions and experiences with the City Pass. Choose from a 1, 2, or 5-day package and enjoy free entry to over 80 attractions, visiting as many as you like on each day. Your pass also offers free transport on the City Sightseeing Hop-on Hop-off bus for the duration of your pass, which takes you to over 80% of Cape Town’s top attractions. • Visit Cape Town’s top attractions and experiences • No need to collect your pass, simply scan the barcode on your voucher • Complimentary guidebook to plan your itinerary • We have 2 in-destination tour offices and a call centre to help with queries • Skip the line at a number of attractions And best of all, your City Pass is valid for 1 year from the purchase date, and only activates when you scan your voucher at the first attraction you visit. After that, your pass is valid for the remaining number of days purchased. So, you can rest assured should your travel plans need to change!

Cape Town's city tour distinguishes itself through a diverse range of attractions. Iziko Museum offers rich historical and artistic exhibits, Saint George's Mall provides a vibrant shopping and dining experience, the Company's Garden showcases lush greenery and historical significance, the Parade offers a glimpse into Cape Town's military history, Adeley's Street is known for its local charm, and Bo-Kaap stands out with its colorful houses and cultural heritage, making the city tour a multifaceted and enriching exploration

Enjoy beautiful scenery combined with historical sites. This unique walk through the city includes sites such as the Castle of Good Hope, Cape Town City Hall, housing the Nelson Mandela Legacy Exhibition, the Grand Parade, where Nelson Mandela first addressed the nation as a free man after 27 years in jail, Church Square, Slave Lodge, Greenmarket Square, with a daily crafts and souvenir market, St George’s Cathedral, the Malay Quarter (Bo-Kaap) with its colourful houses and narrow cobbled streets, the Western Cape High Court and the infamous High Court Annex with two benches installed at the entrance, one labelled ‘whites only’, the other ‘non-whites’, signifying the spot where all non-whites had to go to be racially classified under the Apartheid regime, Company’s Gardens, South African Museum, South African National Gallery, Old Synagogue, Houses of Parliament, St Mary’s Cathedral and the District Six Museum where the walk ends.

Explore the history and evolution of the Mother City and the Cape with a special emphasis on art, culture and heritage. The programme follows a traditional city tour routing, but includes visits to galleries which showcase historical and contemporary works, telling a story about the city over time. There is much to discover in respect of the European influence on the Cape’s architecture as well which is evident as the tour meanders through the streets of Cape Town.