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Costs - R650 Per Person

Modern coffee culture meets poignant storytelling on this guided tour. Kick-start your experience with a cup of coffee at one of Cape Town's quirkiest coffee houses known for its futuristic steampunk outfits and industrial vibe.

Enter the District Six Museum to learn and discover the remnants of what was once a mixed community of freed slaves, merchants, artisans, immigrants, and laborers. Learn how over 60,000 of its non-white residents were forcibly removed during the 1970s under South Africa's Apartheid regime.

Next, make your way to the famous Table Mountain Frame and take photos with the mural of former South African president Nelson Mandela in the background. Enjoy a sweet treat from a nearby bakery to keep you energized for the next leg of the tour, a street art walk.

Learn about the artist who paints the walls of District Six with powerful messages. Mak1One is one of Cape Town's most famous self-taught graffiti art pioneers and pursued graffiti as a platform to express his thoughts and inspire others to question the governance of that time.

The tour will take you through iconic spots in the area where your guide will give you context into the History of South Africa ranging from: - Apartheid - Land Reform - Nelson Mandela - Anglo Boer War to name a few of the topics covered on the tour.

Suggestions for the rest of the day: (we wish we could join you!)

PRE: If you’re an early riser and keen to get as much in as possible - try a walk around Lions Head or a cable car ride up Table Mountain