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3. To Go out : Long Street Long Street, in Cape Town’s inner city is the Soho of South Africa. Many of the city’s best clubs, greatest restaurants and trendiest boutiques are situated on this 3.8 km stretch of living history, as are the most fashionable citizens. By day or by night, Long Street bustles with an energy that is quintessentially Cape Town and spectacularly South African! Go to Neighbourhood a nice bar and lounge at number 163, with excellent Ginger Mojitos, perched at the first floor of one of those Victorian houses that are a characteristic of that street with their incredible facades, where you feel at home away from home. They say “it’s all good in the hood”…!!! Go for it, it’s a unique and social inviting spot!! 4. To Sleep : Daddy Long Legs The Grand Daddy is located at the heart of this activity, in full view of Table Mountain, right on the doorstep of Cape Town’s ultimate playground. This is where business and pleasure meet in breathtaking fashion. This hotel is like no other. Yes there are rooms, quite a few, spacious comfortable and as sugar daddies are known for their penchant for pampering your experience is at its more Luxe. But where I want you to go is the trailer park on the roof. Seven vintage airstreams designed to fantastical themes, revamped by seven local creatives and parked on the roof of the hotel with the alluring outline of Table Mountain reflecting in the polished aluminium…. you’ll never forget it!! Go by and have a look or a drink at the roof bar……. Patty Sievers Patty Sievers

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