Beautiful scenery combined with historical sites such as the Castle of Good Hope built by the Dutch, Cape Town City Hall, the Grand Parade, where Nelson Mandela first addressed the nation as a free man after 27 years in jail.

Visit Church Square, where slaves would wait for their owners under the slave tree, and The Slave Lodge, devoted to the history and experience of slaves and their descendants in the Cape. Next up, Greenmarket Square, with a daily crafts and souvenir market, surrounded by the Old Town House and art-deco architecture.

Experience the garndeur of St George’s Cathedral, known as the people’s cathedral for its role against Apartheid, then on to the Bo-Kaap with its colourful houses and narrow cobbled streets. The Western Cape High Court, Company’s Gardens, South African Museum, South African National Gallery, Old Synagogue, Houses of Parliament, St Mary’s Cathedral and the District Six Museum are all short walk through leafy avenues of oaks and indgenous trees. Which is where the historic walk comes to an end.