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Visit www.capetown.travel Cape Town Tourism seeks to maintain a community full of fans with a variety of perspectives, through its social media platforms, Love Cape Town and Cape Town Tourism. We encourage and welcome your comments and participation in order to create a community that is lively, welcoming and full of love for all things Cape Town. We do, however, ask our Love Cape Town and Cape To

wn Tourism followers to please abide by the following simple guidelines:

Respect. Everyone deserves respect, whether you agree with them or not. Any personal insults or negative comments directed at a specific individual will be removed. In other words, please refrain from engaging in personal attacks, posting inflammatory language, or antagonizing other followers. Responsibility
We cannot take responsibility for the content or opinions posted by our users. Not all posts on our social networking sites, Love Cape Town and Cape Town Tourism necessarily reflect the opinions of our organisation, nor do we confirm their accuracy. By engaging with our social networks, you grant Love Cape Town, Cape Town Tourism and its affiliates the right to utilise all posted content in any media without any legal of monetary obligation to the poster or author. We do reserve the right to reject or remove posts that violate the rules at our sole discretion and without prior notice. In certain circumstance where a follower has attacked or spammed our social sites, we will ban them without notification. Note: We are not responsible for the privacy practices of sites linked to from our social media sites. Remember that your posts are visible to the general public. Protect your privacy and don’t give out any personal information. Prohibited
Followers may not post messages that are threatening, abusive, harassing, intimidating, libellous, defamatory, obscene, vulgar, pornographic, profane, indecent, illegal or unlawful. Spam is not allowed. We define spam as posting the same message over and over or posts related to commercial promotion. Love Cape Town and Cape Town Tourism reserves the right to report unlawful behaviour and vandalism of our communities to your internet service provider or to law enforcement. In addition, we retain sole discretion to reject posts, delete existing posts, or block users from further participation at any time and without prior notice. Monitoring and contacting us:
We work hard to monitor all of our social media channels daily, during the hours of 8am to 5pm from
Monday to Friday. While we sometimes might respond after normal business hours, we cannot guarantee we will be able to resolve issues until close of the following business day. If you have a specific social media issue, please email our team at [email protected] their box is monitored from Monday to Friday between 8am to 6pm.

09/04/2026

Africa’s first Festival of Light, .co, will transform The Company’s Garden, one of the Cape Town’s biggest landmarks, into a glowing playground of light, art, and immersive digital installations. 💡

Lumenocity is open nightly from 7–11pm, from April 9–12, 2026.

From towering illuminated sculptures and kaleidoscopic structures to projection-mapped artworks and interactive light environments, enjoy a fully immersive nighttime experience.💫🌕

Tickets are available on Quicket.co.za/Lumenocity.co. Prices start at R150 for pensioners and under-16s, and R200 for adults. Parking is available off Hatfield Street, Gardens.

Two Oceans Marathon 2026: Road Closures and Travel InformationThe Two Oceans Marathon is returning to Cape Town on 11 an...
09/04/2026

Two Oceans Marathon 2026: Road Closures and Travel Information

The Two Oceans Marathon is returning to Cape Town on 11 and 12 April 2026. Whether you’re running or cheering from the sidelines, here’s everything you need to know about road closures, traffic, and parking so you can plan a stress-free weekend.

Read more here: www.capetown.travel/all-the-2026-two-oceans-marathon-road-closures/

08/04/2026

Our series, My Cape Town, shines a spotlight on locals and the places they love most in the city. 💐

For more than four decades, Faldielah “Aunty Diela” Gamildien has stood among the bright blossoms at the Adderley Street Flower Market, greeting customers with an infectious smile and a bouquet always close at hand.

She first arrived at the market aged just 15, helping her mother pack flowers and clean the stalls while learning the rhythms of the century-old market. Today, the Grassy Park local can craft just about any bouquet you can imagine. But for Aunty Diela, flowers are more than just items to sell. ☀️🌻

“Flowers are not just flowers. They’re for birthdays, weddings, funerals… for love.”

Here’s how she spends her ideal day in Cape Town:

📍Adderley Street Flower Market

📍The Company’s Garden

📍 Cape Town City Hall

📍 Eastern Food Bazaar

Have you been to any of these places? Or do you have your own must-see spots in the city? Drop them in the comments section.

08/04/2026

The best gift ever 🥺

Tag someone who needs to gift you a return ticket to Cape Town in 2026…

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An epic long weekend in the world’s best city ☀️🌊Here are some of our favourite videos and images you shared with us:1 a...
07/04/2026

An epic long weekend in the world’s best city ☀️🌊

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Keep it lekker, bru! If you're not saying “howzit” like a local, you're missing out on the real Mzansi magic. 🇿🇦 has put...
06/04/2026

Keep it lekker, bru! If you're not saying “howzit” like a local, you're missing out on the real Mzansi magic. 🇿🇦

has put together a fun list of South African slang they picked up on their trip.

How many do you know? Share some of your local favourites...

04/04/2026

Cape Town’s most talked-about dining & theatrical show, The Royal Countess Zingara, is wowing audiences with music, dance, and epic performances. 🎭💃🏽

Running until 17 May 2026, don’t miss your chance to see this one-of-a-kind Cape Town experience! Tickets start from R1260pp, which includes a welcome drink, 4-course dinner, and 2½-hour show. 🤩

Tag someone you would like to experience this with? 🥂

02/04/2026

That’s a wrap! 🎉🐇
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us over the past three days to Explore Cape Town Like a Local! From Cool Runnings Toboggan Park to Lagoon Beach Hotel, Time Out Market at the V&A Waterfront, Amber on Bree, and Cape Town City Hall — your energy made every stop unforgettable.
We loved the vibes, the dances, and all the amazing selfies 📸
And of course, a big congratulations to all our giveaway winners — we hope you enjoy your prizes!

Are you exploring our beautiful city this Easter? Whether you're hiking through scenic trails or discovering the vibrant...
02/04/2026

Are you exploring our beautiful city this Easter?

Whether you're hiking through scenic trails or discovering the vibrant streets of our beautiful city, make sure you're prepared!

Download our essential safety guide to navigate Cape Town with ease and confidence: bit.ly/4gC2JLn

No Wi-Fi? No problem! Take a screenshot of the guide, so you’ll have it handy even when you're offline.

01/04/2026

Looking for a fun activity in Cape Town this Easter weekend?🐰

Hop into the long weekend at GrandWest! 🎉✨

The team has an egg-stra special celebration lined up for the whole family. From Easter bunnies and roaming characters to live DJs, face painting, balloon modelling and more for the little ones 🎨🎈

From Friday, 3 April to Monday, 6 April, between 1pm-4pm



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Cape Town Tourism seeks to maintain a community full of Cape Town fans with a variety of perspectives, through its Love Cape Town social media platforms. We encourage and welcome your comments and participation in order to create a community that is lively, welcoming and full of love for all things Cape Town. We do however ask Love Cape Town followers to please abide by the following simple guidelines. Respect. Everyone deserves respect. Whether you agree with them or not, respect is necessary. Any personal insults or negative comments directed at a specific individual will be removed. In other words, please refrain from engaging in personal attacks, posting inflammatory language, or antagonizing other Fans and Followers. Responsibility. We cannot take responsibility for the content or opinions posted by our users. Not all posts on our social networking sites necessarily reflect the opinions of our organisation, nor do we confirm their accuracy. By engaging with our social networks, you grant Love Cape Town and its affiliates the right to utilise all posted content in any media without any legal of monetary obligation to the poster or author. We do reserve the right to reject or remove posts that violate the rules, at our sole discretion and without prior notice. In certain circumstance where a Fan or Follower has attacked or spammed our social sites we will ban them without notification NB: We are not responsible for the privacy practices of sites linked to from our social media sites. Remember that your posts are visible to the general public. Protect your privacy and don’t give out any personal information. Prohibited. Fans and Followers may not post messages that are threatening, abusive, harassing, intimidating, libellous, defamatory, obscene, vulgar, pornographic, profane, indecent, illegal or unlawful. Spam is not allowed; we define spam as posting the same message over and over or posts related to commercial promotion. Love Cape Town reserves the right to report unlawful behaviour and vandalism of our communities to your Internet service provider or to law enforcement. In addition, we retain sole discretion to reject posts, delete existing posts, or block users from further participation at any time and without prior notice.

Monitoring & Contacting Us: We work hard to monitor all of our social media channels daily, during the hours of 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday – Friday. You can also give our team a call on 0861 322 223. While we sometimes might respond after normal business hours, we cannot guarantee we will be able to resolve issues until close of the following business day. If you have a specific social media issue we ask that you email our team at [email protected] their box is monitored Monday – Friday 8am to 6pm.