Six MORE places to visit in Cape Town when it rains

Don’t despair when the skies get droopy, if you missed our previous list, here are six MORE places to visit in Cape Town when it rains…

Planetarium at the Iziko South African Museum

The Planetarium at Iziko offers a fabulously immersive experience with its state-of-the-art digital dome, providing a virtual journey through the universe.

You can check out educational shows about astronomy and space science, making it a perfect indoor activity for all ages in Cape Town.

The Old Biscuit Mill

Woodstock’s Old Biscuit Mill is a vibrant marketplace with a variety of artisanal shops, galleries, and eateries. You can explore unique crafts, sample gourmet food, and experience the lively atmosphere of this trendy spot.

The Castle of Good Hope

The oldest surviving colonial building in South Africa, the Castle of Good Hope is a historical fortress with museums and exhibits. Take a guided tour to learn about Cape Town’s military history and see artifacts from the Dutch East India Company era.

The South African Jewish Museum

Situated in the Gardens area, this museum offers insights into the history and culture of South African Jewry. Here you can discover exhibits on Jewish heritage, the Holocaust, and notable Jewish figures in South African history. A really great way to spend a rainy day.

Cavendish Square

Shop til you drop at this premier shopping mall in Cape Town. Cavendish Square offers a variety of retail stores, restaurants, and entertainment options. You can shop, enjoy a meal, or catch a movie at the cinema.

The Labia Theatre

The oldest independent cinema in South Africa, The Labia Theatre in Gardens offers a unique movie-going experience with a selection of art-house, foreign, and independent films.

With cozy vibes and a nostalgic atmosphere while watching a variety of films not often shown in mainstream cinemas, it’s a great rainy day experience.