Cape Town
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Hotel Map, Cape Town
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About Cape Town
One of the most attractive cities of the word, Cape Town besides its incredible natural scenery is also acknowledged for the friendliness and diversity of the people who form an amazing melting pot in its culture. A former major trading port, Cape Town is today home to German, Dutch, French and British settlers. The Table Mountain has to be Cape Town’s most popularly visited landmark. The place provides wonderful views of both the city and the ocean from atop. Hikers can climb down via the Plateeklip Gorge for a distinctive experience. Other place which offers magnificent views of the city is the Lions Head and Signal Hill. The famous long street constitutes an assortment of Victorian buildings which dwell an eclectic mix of boutiques, bars and clubs.
Cape Town is home to several art galleries & museums which are traditionally significant. One of the notable galleries the Bell-Roberts Art Gallery is a major crowd puller. Cape Town’s monuments are just as idiosyncratic a part of the city landscape, offering an inimitable glance in the politics, history and life of South African people. On the eastern side of the table mountain lays the Rhodes memorial, a huge sculpture reminding founder of the De Beers Mining Company, Cecil Rhodes. Another landmark the De Tuynhuys Building is particularly significant as it is this place where in 1992 the end of apartheid was announced to the world and finally the imposing Edwardian building, The City hall which is exactly half the size of the Big Ben in London, is famous as the place where Nelson Mandela gave his speeches after coming out of prison.
Cape Town provides a great shopping experience. In green market square, you can have a range of cuisines. At the corner of the famous Wall Street and Long Street, The Antiques Crafts Market exhibits antique items which hold great value but are sold for a cheaper price. Yet another interesting shopping site is the Neighborhoods market which specializes in selling second hand goods for reasonable prices. You can avail one of the many cheap hotels in Cape Town for your stay in the city. Other places to visit include Victoria and Albert Waterfront which is the city’s most trendy landmark during the day. You can also rent a cruise boat to sail around the dock.