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If I had a time machine and could choose to go back to an era for a day, I would go back to the 50s or 60s. I love the fashion of those times, the cool cars, fresher air and less technology. Hairspray, pompadours, and a
Cape Town's night lights have always fascinated me. The lights are just mesmerizing. These photos really capture the beauty and aliveness of Cape Town at night. Do you have some awesome Cape Town pics you want to sha
How many of these spots do you have a picture of? No Instagram account is complete without having at least one photo of these spots in it. Cape Town is full of iconic spots, which is your favorite? Share your Inst
"District Six was a vibrant centre with close links to the city and the port. By the beginning of the twentieth century, however, the process of removals and marginalisation had begun." - District Six Museum "Gone Buri
Watch the waters of the Southern Atlantic Ocean between June and December and you will notice that modern-day giants really do exist. Weighing in at a hefty 60 tons and reaching lengths of over 15 meters, the Eubalaena a
Last week Cape Town gave us an amazing show. The sky lit up with a spectacular lightning storm and the photos you guys took were AWESOME! Here are a few of our favorites capturing the beauty. Tag us in your Instagr
Isn't it just amazing to see how Cape Town looked like through the years? I can hardly believe some of these pictures were taken right here in the mother city. Hope you enjoy the fresh batch of old photographs we coll
Cape Town is truly one of the most beautiful cities in the world. When was the last time you stopped to look at Cape Town's wonderful landscapes and appreciated it's beauty? We picked the most awe-inspiring photos on
Can you remember how Cape Town looked like back in the day? Well, we have a treat for you! Here's a collection of awesome old photos taken of our mother city in the Fifties. I love seeing the old cars. Let us know
Did you know that in the 17th century Lions Head was called Leeuwen Kop and Signal Hill was known as Leeuwen Staart (Lion's Tail) by the Dutch? According to Wikipedia The English called the peak "Sugar Loaf" To celebr
It's amazing to see how Cape Town looked like way back when. I can't imagine having to ride a horse cart to the beach. So much has changed, but one thing that stayed the same is our beloved Table Mountain.
Let's enjoy a blast from the past with this collection groovy pics of our Mother City taken in the sixties and seventies. Let us know if you were in Cape Town in those times! Catch you on the flip side! But Before w