Babylonstoren
One of the Cape Winelands' most distinctive wedding properties, Babylonstoren hosts celebrations in original whitewashed Cape Dutch barns — the Old Cellar for 100, the Wheat Barn for 46, the White Studio for 38 — with…
- Up to 100 guests
Zeitz MOCAA Events runs the Ocular Lounge and the museum's other event spaces inside a converted grain silo at Cape Town's V&A Waterfront. Couples can book a seated dinner for 180 in the lounge, a cocktail hour on the rooftop terrace or drinks in the Atrium, all with Table Mountain close by.
The Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa opened in 2017 in the old grain silo complex at the V&A Waterfront. Thomas Heatherwick kept the industrial shell of forty-two concrete tubes, each 33 metres high, and carved a cathedral-like atrium out of them.
Wedding celebrations can use three of the museum's spaces. The Ocular Lounge and Events Space on level 6 seats 180 for dinner or takes 200 for cocktails, and its mountain-side room has a 270-degree view over the city and Table Mountain. Next to it, the rooftop terrace holds up to 100 guests for an open-air drinks reception. Down in the museum, the Atrium takes up to 200 guests, and its bowl at the heart of the old silos suits drinks for around 60.
Enquire about Zeitz MOCAA Events →On the sixth floor of the Silo District at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town, inside the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa.
Up to 180 for a seated dinner and up to 200 for a cocktail reception.
Yes. The rooftop terrace next to the lounge holds up to 100 guests for a cocktail event, with views of Table Mountain, Devil's Peak and Lion's Head.
Abundance Catering, the venue's partner. Menus range from plated dinners and canapes to shared feasts and interactive food stations, and they cater for dietary requirements.
Yes. Curator-led tours of the exhibitions can be added to an event.
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Once a week, a single dispatch — a destination worth knowing, a few venues we would shortlist, a real wedding. No noise.