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     Bo-Kaap: The Love Cape Town Neighbourhoods Series

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     Cape Town's Most Colourful District - Bo Kaap

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     BO-KAAP TOUR | CAPE TOWN TRAVEL GUIDE [2019]

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   Where did Bo Kaap come from?

   • Bo Kaap started out in 1760 when Dutch colonist Jan de Waal built some small houses in the area which he leased out to slaves. These slaves were mostly Muslims who came from the Dutch East Indies, which included Malaysia. Thus, they became known as “Cape Malay” people – a term that is still used today.

   Guide to Visiting Bo Kaap: Cape Town’s Most Colourful Neighbourhood!

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   What is the history of the Bo Kaap Museum?

   • The Museum was established in 1978 as a satellite of the SA Cultural History Museum. It was furnished as a house that depicts the lifestyle of a nineteenth-century Muslim family. Bo-Kaap Museum, 71 Wale Street, Cape Town, 8000

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   When was Bo Kaap established?

   • Bo Kaap was established in the late 1700s when the occupying Dutch needed to house the slaves they were importing from Malaysia and Indonesia to work in the Western Cape.

   Bo Kaap's history – what you need to know about Cape Town

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   Where is Bo Kaap in Cape Town?

   • Bo Kaap is smack dab in the middle of Cape Town. It’s on the slopes of Signal Hill, right near the city centre, so it’s super easy to get to. In my experience, it only takes 15 minutes (maximum!) to get there from any of the city’s central neighbourhoods. Where to begin?

   Guide to Visiting Bo Kaap: Cape Town’s Most Colourful Neighbourhood!

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3. thecapetownblog.com › bo-kaapGuide to Visiting Bo Kaap: Cape Town’s Most Colourful ...

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   May 6, 2024 · Bo Kaap started out in 1760 when Dutch colonist Jan de Waal built some small houses in the area which he leased out to slaves. These slaves were mostly Muslims who came from the Dutch East Indies, which included Malaysia. Thus, they became known as “Cape Malay” people – a term that is still used today.

4. www.pressreader.com › south-africa › cape-argusTHE EFFENDI LEGACY: BRIDGING CULTURES AT THE BO-KAAP MUSEUM

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   May 23, 2024 · The Bo-Kaap Museum showcases the history and culture of the Bo-Kaap community, which is known for its vibrant, colourful houses and its rich Muslim heritage. In 2014, I wrote about Ottoman influence in Cape Muslim society and the Effendi families in South Africa.

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   1 day ago · South Africa: Bo-KaapWelcome to Bo-Kaap: CapeTown, South AfricaIn 1760, European Jan de Waal leased off living quarters at the base of Signal Hill. which h...

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   May 7, 2024 · The Bo-Kaap, previously known as the Cape Malay Quarters, is a vibrant place full of rich history and cultural significance. Tourists flock to the area from all around the world.

7. roamposters.co.za › blogs › newsBo-Kaap: A Colorful History in Cape Town – Roam Travel Poster Co.

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   May 2, 2024 · Originally known as the Malay Quarter, Bo-Kaap is home to descendants of slaves brought to Cape Town by the Dutch in the 17th and 18th centuries. These slaves, mostly from the Malay Archipelago, Indonesia, and other parts of Africa, brought with them their traditions, languages, and culinary heritage, shaping the cultural fabric of the ...

8. sani.co.za › blog › cape-towns-historic-districtsCape Town's Historic Districts: Exploring Bo-Kaap, District ...

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   The historic districts of Bo-Kaap, District Six, and Woodstock are very important if you want to understand the city's past and how it is today.

9. www.destinationsouthafrica.co.za › article › southCape Town Dreaming A Love Affair With The Mother City

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   1 day ago · Cape Town, renowned for its remarkable landscapes, profound historical significance, and dynamic cultural tapestry, has perennially captivated the interest of global travellers. This exploration will encompass the irresistible charm of this iconic city, looking into its diverse cultural influences and premier tourist attractions. Partake in this journey as we uncover the essential destinations ...