Victoria & Alfred Waterfront Heritage Walk
Meet at Protea Breakwater Lodge on Portswood Road.
Explore the former Industrial Breakwater Prison.
See the Treadmill, a 19th-century punishment device used for convict labour, and view the original prison walls dating from 1860.
Visit the Time Ball, once used by mariners for timekeeping and the calibration of navigation instruments and chronometers.
Walk through the tunnel where stones were brought through to create the first breakwater.
Witness the Breakwater, where Prince Alfred ceremoniously threw the foundation stones.
Explore Jetty One Museum, the original jetty used to transport prisoners to Robben Island.
Visit the Union Castle Building, once the main shipping line terminal for mail and vacationers.
See Nobel Square, a memorial to South Africa's four Nobel Peace Prize winners.
Discover Robinson Dry Dock and learn about the creation of the harbor basins.
Visit the Clock Tower, the original office of the harbour master.
Learn about the fishing industry at the Cape.
Explore Synchrolift, the modern dry dock.
Visit The Silo, highlighting the history of the agricultural industry and today's Museum of Contemporary African Art.
Walk through Makers Landing, including Duncan Dock for container ships and the cruise terminal.
