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Map of cities in South Africa
Fantastic City Tours and Excursions in South Africa
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Architecture of South Africa in pictures
Culture of regions in South Africa
Cape Town
Many tourists and locals consider picturesque Victoria & Alfred Waterfront the main attraction of Cape Town. And the best time to visit it is at night when the area is beautifully highlighted, giving this place a fantastic charm. The color is given to the port by floating and sailing boats, shops, restaurants, as well as improvised or specially prepared musical concerts, which are held here quite often. Mostert’s Mill, the oldest and most beautifully preserved mill in all of South Africa, is … Read more 
Johannesburg
A beautiful modern city with rich historical heritage, every year Johannesburg attracts numerous travelers from around the world. The center of the city is the most attractive area for walking. This is also the location of a significant part of excursion sites. Johannesburg is often called “the city of gold” because it was founded around a famous mine, in which gold mining was carried out during several decades. Today the gold mine has been converted into an open air museum. This … Read more
Pretoria
Historical monuments of different epochs are kept in Pretoria. Lovers of trips will be interested in The Union Buildings – it is beautiful dimensioned palace, surrounded by picturesque park ground. The Union Buildings are the center of the country’s politician life, the most important meetings and events are realized there. The building’s length is 280 meters, its width is 100 meters, the height is 60 meters. Construction of this incredibly beautiful and dimensioned architectural complex … Read more
Stellenbosch
It is no question that Universiteit Stellenbosch is the main historical and architectural landmark of the town. It opened in 1865 as a public school, and already one year later the educational institution got the status of a gymnasium. Starting from 1881, the gymnasium changed its name to Victoria College. The next milestone in the history of the university happened in 1918. An outstanding politician and public figure, Mr. Jan Marais, made a donation of 100,000 pounds for the development of … Read more
