6 articles to prepare your trip
Cape Town is considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Nestled at the foot of Table Mountain and at the junction of two oceans, the Atlantic and Indian, it is Afrique du Sud's most cosmopolitan city.
After a few hours at the Apartheid Museum, you'll feel as though you're in the townships of the 1970s and 80s, dodging police bullets or tear gas canisters, walking and playing with thousands of schoolchildren, or carrying a friend's body to a neighboring house.
A creative neighborhood born from the rehabilitation of warehouses east of Johannesburg's CBD, Maboneng brings together galleries, theaters and a Sunday market.
On the slopes of Signal Hill, Bo-Kaap brings together vibrant facades, historic mosques and 19 national monuments, testifying to Cape Town's Malay history.
Stellenbosch
Just 50 km from Cape Town, Stellenbosch concentrates award-winning wines, colonial architecture and mountains accessible on foot. The heart of the Cape Winelands.
Johannesburg
From Mandela's struggle to the creative scene of Maboneng, Johannesburg unfolds like a living guide to contemporary Afrique du Sud.
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