(Posted 27th August 2025)
The Castle of Good Hope, the oldest surviving building in South Africa, is currently undergoing a comprehensive restoration program aimed at preserving its rich history and revitalizing it as a cultural hub for locals and visitors alike. Built in the 17th century by the Dutch East India Company, the castle has served as a military fort, administrative center, and now functions as a museum and cultural venue hosting exhibitions, events, and guided tours. The restoration initiative, spearheaded by CEO Calvyn Gilfellen, brings together local authorities and heritage organizations to ensure the castle remains a cornerstone of Cape Town’s historical and community landscape.
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