28 Upper Kloof Street Higgovale (0.4 km from Castle of Good Hope)
Offering views of the city the harbor and Table Mountain Rosedene Guest House is situated in the suburb of Gardens in Cape Town. The individually decorated en suite rooms offer a minibar a TV and tea-and-coffee making facilities.
(0.5 km from Castle of Good Hope)
5 Church Square Cape Town City Cent (0.6 km from Castle of Good Hope)
Located less than 1 km from Long Street Labotessa Boutique Hotel provides rooms with air conditioning in Cape Town. In a prime location in the City Bowl district this hotel is situated 3.6 km from V&A Waterfront.
47 Buitenkant St Zonnebloem Cape To (0.6 km from Castle of Good Hope)
Located just 3.2 km from Robben Island Ferry Secure Studio Apartment: Great Central Location provides accommodation in Cape Town with access to an outdoor swimming pool a fitness centre as well as a 24-hour front desk. It is set 4.
9 Barrack Street (0.6 km from Castle of Good Hope)
Located in the heart of Cape Town Parliament Hotel is just over 600 metres from St. George’s Cathedral. The Cape Town International Convention Center is 5 minutes' drive and the V&A Waterfront a 10-minute drive away.
47 Buitenkant Street (0.6 km from Castle of Good Hope)
Offering a fitness centre and city view Urban Oasis At The Four Seasons is located in Cape Town 4.3 km from V&A Waterfront and 5 km from CTICC. The air-conditioned accommodation is 3.
The Castle of Good Hope in Cape Town, South Africa is a remarkable fortress that stands as one of the oldest monuments in the country. Built by the Dutch East India Company in 1666, it was intended to serve as a gateway and to protect their ships from possible attacks by local rulers. Originally designed with five bastions, the castle has now been transformed into a museum that displays an array of historical artifacts and rare treasures. Inside you can explore dungeons and underground tunnels that have been left behind from centuries ago. The castle also offers amazing views of Table Mountain and the harbor below. It's a great spot for sightseeing and to learn more about South African history.
At its core, the Castle of Good Hope stands as an enduring symbol of colonial power, but it has also come to stand as a beacon of hope for many people who visit. Steeped in myth and legend, it's seen many pivotal moments throughout its long history including during World War II when the British used it as a stronghold against Nazi forces advancing on Cape Town. During Apartheid it became an important rallying point for Afrikaners opposing colonialism. Today visitors to this ancient fortification can explore its many exhibits, see artifacts from olden days or simply take in stunning views from its battlements.