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I am planning a trip to Cape Town in December. Please give me a list of places I can visit or activities I can do. I like museums and outdoor activities but I don't like water-sports or extreme sports. I don't want to see Robben Island.
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Sure thing. Cape Town is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the world and there are a lot of places to visit, including:

1. Table Mountain National Park

Rising to an altitude of over 3000 feet, Table Mountain offers unparalleled views of the city and its surroundings. Visitors can take a cable car up the mountain or hike up one of the many trails. Nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts have a chance to encounter some of the numerous endangered species that inhabit the mountain. There are also several interesting rock formations and caves to be observed on the way up and down.

2. Lion's Head

You can enjoy an incredible view of Cape Town, Table Bay and the Atlantic Ocean from Lion's Head. The combination of a peak standing at 669m above sea level and gentle slopes makes this a great destination for leisurely strollers and serious hikers alike. Hikers are likely to come across plants such as proteas and fynbos as well as animals like baboons and mongooses.

3. V&A Waterfront

In addition to being one of South Africa's most beloved destinations, the V&A Waterfront is also the country's oldest working harbor. There are several activities for visitors to do, including:
- taking boat tours around the bay
- spotting whales off the coast
- browsing the markets for souvenirs
- exploring the restaurants, cafes and bars
- visiting museums, art galleries and theaters

4. Cape Point

Cape Point, also known as the Cape of Good Hope offers a lot of activities for outdoor enthusiasts. Some of the available activities are :
- Hiking trails through landscapes filled  with lush greenery and wildlife
- Angling
- Sight-seeing

5. Bo-Kaap Museum

The vibrant cobblestone streets and brightly painted homes of Bo-Kaap make it a favorite among photographers and Instagrammers keen to capture the pastel colors and traditional architecture. This destination also has a deep cultural and historical significance as it was once home to many freed Cape Malay slaves. Bo-Kaap is also a diverse neighborhood that is home to artists, musicians, entrepreneurs and locals who will happily chat with visitors.