A range of transport options are available to get you wherever you want to be. These include:

Integrated Rapid Transport System

Cape Town’s sophisticated bus transport system.

MyCiTi Shuttles

These shuttles offer efficient and safe public transport across the city. The CTICC is conveniently located on one of the MyCiti routes, which runs from the airport to the city.

Taxi, Bus or Coach

Metered taxis, luxury air-conditioned coaches and shuttle buses regularly run between the airport, hotels, the city centre and most major tourist destinations.

Train

Cape Town Central Station is situated in the heart of the city, while an extensive rail system connects the city center with the rest of the region and the greater Western Cape.

By Canal

The unique Roggebaai canal offers a relaxed, charming journey via water taxi between the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront and the CTICC.

On Foot

The centralised and compact nature of the city means that walking is often the transport mode of choice for visitors.

On Two Wheels

Given the temperate climate and abundance of safe routes around the city, bicycles are fast becoming a very popular form of transport for visitors. As part of its commitment to minimising its carbon footprint, the CTICC encourages the use of this mode of transport and the proposed expansion will even include a dedicated bicycle hiring facility.

Parking Options

Parking at the CTICC is never a problem, with over 1 400 secure, easily accessible on-site parking bays available to visitors.

• The 1061 bays on P1 are accessed via the Buitengracht or Walter Sisulu Avenue/Long Street entrance and require a short walk across Convention Square to enter the CTICC 1.
• The 362 bays on P3 are situated in the CTICC 1 basement.
• The 174 bays on P5 are situated in the CTICC 2 basement.

Additional, overflow parking can be arranged if necessary. Shuttle services are provided from these parking areas to the CTICC.

Parking is not included in the venue rental, and guests are required to use the convenient pay-on-foot parking ticket kiosks to pay for their parking on an hourly basis. Alternatively, event organisers can organise to pre-book parking for their guest by prior arrangement. These pre-booked parking tickets can be bought at a price of R50 per guest, per day.