Sandwiched by landmark Table Mountain on the one side, and the harbour and Foreshore on the other, Cape Town’s CBD is relatively small and compact, known as the City Bowl. Amidst modern skyscrapers and a world-class convention centre, many charming attractions are scattered about. Such as the Castle of Good Hope, Long Street with its Victorian buildings and ... More> antique shops, the ever-popular Green Market Square to pick up some African curios or crafts, the Bo-Kaap (Malay Quarters), the Company Gardens, and several historical government buildings. To shop, browse, or do some people-watching from coffee shops and delightful little restaurants, the inner-city can easily be explored on foot. The Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, South Africa’s most-visited tourist attraction, is a mere ten minutes away by shuttle bus.