Cape Town & the Winelands

Waterfront & Atlantic promenadeAttraction

Silo District

A 1920s grain elevator turned architecture landmark with pillowed-glass windows.

Why it’s worth it

The building sits above Zeitz MOCAA and is known for its pillowed-glass windows, which frame the mountain, ocean and harbour. The official hotel page counts 56 of them, forged locally and hoisted by crane. As a public stop it is for seeing the exterior and the art museum below; hotel facilities are for guests.

Highlights

  • Converted grain elevator
  • Pillowed-glass windows
  • Zeitz MOCAA below
  • Harbour and Table Mountain framing

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Where it is

Silo Square, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa

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