Attractions around De Waterkant House

One of the oldest and well preserved neighbourhoods in Cape Town, De Waterkant was once known as District 1. The enclave is a destination in and of itself with colourfully painted Cape Georgian town homes lining the charming cobbled streets. Centuries old mosques and churches dotted around the village stands testament to the diverse and rich history of the area.

Today, De Waterkant is a vibrant and trendy neighbourhood that is perfectly located to use as a base to explore the city and beyond. It is central, close to major attractions, and has easy access to transportation.

Located just a stone's throw from the city centre, De Waterkant is a fashionable and cosmopolitan area that has become popular with locals and tourists alike. Its proximity to many of Cape Town’s top attractions being one of the many reasons.

The neighbourhood is home to a wide variety of stylish cafes, restaurants, bars, boutiques, and shops and is easy to explore on foot.