Bespoke Tours – Bo-Kaap and African Art

Bo Kaap Art & Cultural Tour: This tour is a fantastic introduction to Cape Malay culture for our bespoke Artroute Tour seekers. Starting the tour walking through the brightly coloured Cape Dutch and Goergian houses of the Cape Malay Quarters. As a member of the community Yusuf and Toufiek knows all the beautiful old stories …

Bronwen Findlay mosaic at Everard Read Gallery Joburg

By Carol Brown Last year Palestinian farmer Salman al Nabahin, in an attempt to see why his olive trees were not rooting , dug into the ground and unearthed a colourful mosaic depicting birds and other animals, which dates from the fifth to seventh century.  This became global news and, together with other recent excavations …

Initiate or expand your private art collection

These tours have no set agenda or structure. Here our vision is to educate and expand your taste in the investment in art when you are a new art investor. Should your taste already be distinguished, our art consultants will be your right hand to source the art that suit your profile and compliment your …

Touring the winelands without wine

By Dominic Dear Every day, thousands of visitors descend on the winelands primarily to taste the great variety of cultivars on offer. Most of my days are spent facilitating this and after 13 years of living and working in Franschhoek, I interact with winemakers and specially select farms to visit that are small, exclusive, off …

History built and chiseled into the walls of our city

You can live your entire life in and around the city and not know the history that lies in every single brick you pass by, street you walk on and entrance doors you pass. Rewind about 12, 000 – 15,000 year ago, the ground we walk, commute and cycle on today was inhabited, nourished and …

A technicolour cultural walk along the Bo-Kaap

The colourful heart of Cape Town stands tall along Buitengracht Street creeping up the Eastern slopes of Signal Hill. The multicolour painted homes of this beautiful community represents their multi-dimensional culture and history. The colours mark a statement signaling freedom and independence after slavery in the Cape has come to an end. Some of these …