The area has a wide choice in accommodation and ample opportunities for enjoyment with a variety of nightclubs, café’s and restaurants.

Bishopscourt is nestled on the slopes of Table Mountain and watching the changing interplay of light, is a experience unique to Cape Town.

Named after the Archbishop of Cape Town's residence, Bishopscourt is home to Nelson Mandela, the British High Commissioner and various well known personalities.

The name Constantia is closely interlinked to some of the best wines in the world.

Once owned by Simon van der Stel, the Cape Dutch manor of the original farm is now a cultural history museum.

It houses a collection of Cape furniture from the mid-1700's, Rhenish and Delft porcelain, glass, silver and stoneware dating from 500 BC to 19th century.

The Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is dedicated to indigenous South African plants only and is well known for its summer musical concerts on its lawns.

The setting of this cultivated garden against the eastern slopes of Table Mountain makes it one of the top ten destinations in South Africa.

Cape Town South is also home to Newlands Rugby Stadium, Newlands Cricket Grounds, the University of Cape Town and Cape Town International Airport.