Fortifications of the Cape Peninsula
Dozens of fortifications were built in Cape Town and the Cape Peninsula between the 1650s and the 1940s. Most have gone, but a few still stand.List of fortifications
Entries in bold indicate that the building still stands, either intact or in ruins.17th century
18th century
- Chavonnes Battery – Table Bay
- Fort De Knokke – Table Bay
- Sea Lines – Table Bay
- Imhoff Battery – Table Bay
- Muizenberg Fort – near present Natale Labia Art Museum
- French Lines – present-day Trafalgar Park
- Gordon Battery – slopes of Devil's Peak
- Kloof Nek Battery – Kloof Nek
- Camps Bay Battery – present-day Camps Bay High School
- Conway Redoubt – Constantia Nek
- Gilquin Battery – Table Bay
- Coehoorn Battery – slopes of Devil's Peak
- Rogge Bay Battery – present St John's Arcade, Riebeeck Street
- Boetselaar Battery – Simon's Town
- Zoutman Battery – Simon's Town
- Klein Gibraltar – Hout Bay
- Kyk in de Pot – Table Bay
18th century
- Craig's Tower – near Salt River mouth
- York Blockhouse – Devil's Peak
- King's Blockhouse – Devil's Peak
- Prince of Wales's Blockhouse – Devil's Peak
- Martello Tower – Simon's Town
19th century
20th century
- Scala Battery – Simon's Town
Union/Republic of South Africa (1910–)
20th century
