One of the best shopping venue in South Africa. Some of the best restaurants found here with stunning tablemountain views and yachting basin.
This is a lovely seaside mall with quite a few classy stores and nice views of Table Mountain when you get outside. The hop-on bus service is great and gives you access to quite a few beautiful spots around Cape Town central area. The only down side is parking. There is usually not enough parking or it will cost you quite a bit and some driving around to finally get a nice spot. Parking has never been fully resolved in this area.
Stunning stunning stunning. Such a lot to do. Very vibrant atmosphere. Excellent selection of restaurants. Fantastic view of table mountain and harbour. Rich in history
Had breakfast again at Primi Piatti - best meeting place for friends. Lovely as always. The Waterfront is an upmarket experience, safe affordable parking for hours to walk and talk and look at the world's difference brought together in one happy place.
Excellent place. Lots of options to buy, the best stores are there. Very good food court. And it you don't want to buy, it is very nice to walk around. It's a huge place.
Premier tourist destination in the western cape. Live street music, great restaurants and boat tours. New Silo art museum opening soon to add to the attractions.
Such a stunning place with a huge crowd. Ideal place to shopping or spend the time with your lovers. Specially in the christmas eve its very attractive. Live music, unexpected dramatic events in the mall. Better change money from outside sources.
Such an amazing mall. It's modern and unqiue with regard to its food court design and that they cater for many different religious groups. Love the atmosphere created.
One of the most amazing place to visit in south africa, the breathtaking view of table mountain that you can see from the heart of the city. I enjoyed my food and drinks in this place, people are so lovely, plenty variety of shopping stuffs. I just enjoyed my photo taking here. I love the place!
Perfect for tourist. All the big brands, fancy eat out spots and and a stunning view of cape town, harbour and mountain. You can spend the entire day with your family shopping, eating, exploring and having a great time.
The V&A remains as a constant presence, a structure so fraught with its own hype and excess commercialism, that especially at Christmas, glitters with the gleam of capitalism at its finest. Beads of less than joyful sweat running down the faces of the countless employees urged to "sell sell sell" at the behest of their fattened merchant overlords makes for a delightful background against which the contrast of those that purvey their pitiful wares in a desperate plea to just survive. The juxtaposition is exhilarating.
Well run and the tenant mix suits those with a higher level of disposable income.
Plenty more could be done to offset the carbon footprint created here in terms of social good.
The recent Ideas World Cup 2017 was an example.
Any initiative to unite the people across class divide is correct.The V&A could be the beacon of hope and set the benchmark.
The heart and soul of Cape Town. Just kidding. The least soulful place in a city that is full of heart. Great that the shops are open later and on more days but broadly, it is targeted at tourists with absurdly expensive foreign brand stores. Totally unlikely, but I'd like to see a public sports centre there one day or something else that invests in the City's citizens and not just it's moneyed visitors.