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A nice place to stroll around or sit have lunch and people watch, a pleasant and peaceful atmosphere here contrasting with the busyness of the city around it
The Gardens are the first to be planted in Cape Town. They were originally food gardens which supplied the passing ships from 1658 onwards. They have been through many incarnations but have lately been revamped and a new fruit and vegetable garden planted to reflect...More
Company's Gardens is a piece of nature in the middle of the city of Cape Town. Beautiful park, that should not be skipped. When I visited there, there weren't too many flowers and parts of the park were dry. I assume it was due to...More
Beautiful park that once was the East India Company’s garden park. Good for a stroll or picnic in the middle of the city.
I highly recommend taking a stroll in The Company's Gardens. Lots of old trees and interesting fauna unique to this part of the world. There's also some animals such as squirrels and my husband and I saw a resident goose with its chicks that seemed...More
Lots of Botanical gardens. So much walking through gardens, flowers and trees good for the holtculturalist but don't pay if you have no interest in trees or flowers waste of time.
An impressive and well-maintained garden in the center of the City. This is a free attraction, and well worth a visit. There are 2 albino squirrels that live in the gardens, if you're lucky you may spot them!
Attractive gardens in the centre of town with a history all of their own. Interesting to see the statue of Rhodes with one ankle half severed by an attempt to topple the statue.
The Gardens were established centuries ago, initially to produce food for ships passing by the tip of Africa on their way from the West to East for trade. Today it just sserve as a beautiful green spot for city dwellers and tourists to relax and...More
Tranquitly in the heart of the city. Walk down government lane which takes you through the gardens, which are full of giant trees and bushes. Feed the squirrels maybe, there are many people selling nuts for this purpose. See the statues of Rhodes and many...More
