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Nestled in the heart of Cape Town, the Loop Street Mosque is one of South Africa's oldest mosques, dating back to 1804. Its iconic white dome and elegant minaret grace the city skyline, while the interior dazzles with intricate geometric tiles and Arabic calligraphy. During prayer times, the air fills with a profound spiritual energy. Don’t miss exploring the vibrant Bo-Kaap neighborhood nearby, where colorful houses and rich Cape Malay culture create a feast for the senses!
Cape Grace, A Fairmont Managed Hotel
Psst… want to hear a secret? Right in the heart of V&A Waterfront, there’s a luxury hotel that feels like a cozy home with a dash of adventure. Imagine waking up to harbor views or the breathtaking Table Mountain panorama from your room—it’s pure magic! Perfect for families, they offer a kids’ pool, play area, and children’s meals. Unwind at the spa or hit the fitness center for some me-time. Rated 4.8, this gem is waiting to welcome you home!
Pullman Cape Town City Centre
This hotel is located in the prime spot of Cape Town's vibrant city center, surrounded by lively local culture and exquisite international cuisine. Whether you're exploring contemporary art galleries, savoring authentic flavors at local restaurants, or enjoying the bustling nightlife, all amenities are just a stone's throw away. With luxurious facilities like a pool, fitness center, and business center, plus thoughtful services like airport transfers, it's the perfect choice for both business and leisure travelers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Loop Street Mosque
Visitors must wear modest clothing: long sleeves/pants and headscarves for women. The mosque provides loan garments at the entrance. Avoid shorts, tank tops, or see-through fabrics as they are strictly prohibited in this sacred space.
Free 30-minute guided tours operate on weekdays 10am-2pm, covering the mosque's 1824 Ottoman-inspired architecture and Cape Malay heritage. Groups over 5 people require prior HopeGoo via their official website.
Non-flash photography is permitted in the courtyard but prohibited during prayers. For interior shots, ask the imam for permission first. Drones require special authorization from Cape Town Tourism Board due to airspace restrictions.
Built in 1824, it's South Africa's second oldest mosque, serving the Cape Malay community descended from Indonesian slaves. The minaret-less design was mandated by British colonial laws, making it a unique architectural compromise.
Take the MyCiTi bus 104 (15-minute ride) or a metered taxi (approx. R120). The mosque is 1.5km downhill from the cable station—a scenic 20-minute walk past Company's Garden, but avoid after dark.
The annual Cape Town Eid Festival features night markets and Quran recitals. During Ramadan, join the iftar meals (sunset breakfast) – donations of dates or bottled water are appreciated. Check their Facebook page for interfaith dialogue schedules.
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