Waterfront & Atlantic promenadeAttraction
V&A Waterfront
A working harbour wrapped in shops, restaurants, markets and museums.
Why it’s worth it
Tugs and fishing boats still use the harbour that frames the district, and the Waterfront blends them with places to eat, an art museum and the departure point for Robben Island ferries. It rewards wandering rather than a fixed plan. Pick one or two anchors, such as the aquarium or Zeitz MOCAA, and let the rest happen.
Highlights
- Working harbour views
- Time Out Market food hall
- Zeitz MOCAA
- Robben Island ferry gateway
- Aquarium and Cape Wheel
Good for
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Where it is
Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town, South Africa
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Where to eat nearby
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Tier 1Rank 6 of 6 in Tier 1PIER
A nearby meal after the harbour: V&A Waterfront · PIER -
Tier 3Rank 6 of 17 in Tier 3Den Anker
A nearby meal after the harbour: V&A Waterfront · Den Anker - Tier 2Rank 16 of 45 in Tier 2COY A nearby meal after the harbour: V&A Waterfront · COY
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