A leper colony, an asylum and a prison are just some of Robben Island's incarnations during its turbulent history. Now ... More
Robben Island
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A leper colony, an asylum and a prison are just some of Robben Island's incarnations during its turbulent history. Now housing a museum, it is located about 11km from Cape Town's harbor and is most famous as a penal institution that incarcerated many of South Africa's well-known political figures, most notably Nelson Mandela. It was opened to the public in January 1997 and was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO on 1 December 1999. Each tour consists of a bus trip around the island and a guided tour of the prison. The guides are all ex-inmates and provide personal accounts of prison life. Tours are between 3-5 hours long for the whole experience. Pre-booking is recommended; check website for more details.
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This national monument was built in memory of Cecil John Rhodes, the former Prime Minister of the Cape Colony, and
is situated on the eastern slopes of Devil's Peak on a portion of land Rhodes set aside to preserve ...
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The Commodore hotel is situated at the highest point of the V & A Waterfront and offers panoramic views of
Table Mountain , Signal Hill, Granger Bay and Robben Island. Accommodation comprises are all bright and spacious with breathtaking ...
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Graded 4* by Tourism Grading Council, free internet and 400m from Cape Town Stadium which is in the heart of
the city.We provide travelers and backpackers worldwide with a most relaxing and enjoyable fun time whilst in the Cape.Join ...
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