Cape Town’s Arts and Culture and Environmental Planning and Sustainability Branches collaborated to offer a unique heritage education programme for young people, allowing them to connect with their roots and learn about the city’s history. The programme included engaging and immersive activities, such as educational sessions at the Attic Exhibition and guided tours of the Company’s Garden. This initiative aims to promote social harmony and unity, inspire curiosity in environmental planning and sustainability careers, and encourage the youth to shape a sustainable and cultured future.
Explore Cape Town’s rich history and culture through its numerous museums, each offering a unique perspective that transcends typical sightseeing. From the District Six Museum that stands as a vibrant monument to a community that thrived before being displaced during apartheid, to the Iziko South African Museum that offers a stirring temporal voyage through natural wonders and cultural artifacts. The Cape Medical Museum presents a distinctive angle on the city’s medical legacy, while the Iziko BoKaap Museum offers an intimate gaze into the cultural tapestry of a nineteenthcentury Muslim family. The Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre serves as a solemn space of recollection and education, shedding light on the repercussions of prejudice and racism.