Cape Town

Robben Island Museum is located in Cape Town, South Africa, and serves as a symbol of triumph over adversity. Nelson Mandela served 18 years in prison here before his walk to freedom, and many people come to see his cell. It's known for the ex-prisoners who now work as tour guides around the island. The standard tour to Robben Island is about 4 hours long with two half-hour ferry trips.

The Zeitz MOCAA Museum has converted an old Cape Town grain silo that used to be an icon of the city's skyline into a modern architectural marvel, aiming to display the diverse range of African art from across the continent and its diaspora. Now the world's largest museum for contemporary African art, visitors can expect to see countless works of art across seven floors and some 100 galleries.

Located in the historic center of urban South Africa, the South African Jewish Museum combines modern architecture with the country's oldest synagogue. This venue features interactive exhibits, interesting artifacts, and immersive audio-visual presentations. Explore the early roots of South African Jewry in Eastern Europe and beyond with a life-sized replica of a shtetl. The museum tells the story of Jewish culture, life, and religion, highlighting the history of this significant community.