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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Established in 1971, this is one of Cape Town's more recent golf clubs. What it lacks in age it makes
up for with its beautiful, softly undulating park landscape. The course compared to the other Cape Town courses is ...
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Created by Vernon March, this memorial honors the South African soldiers who died in the two World Wars and the
Korean War. It is situated at the bottom of Adderley Street a few steps from the Van Riebeeck Statues ...
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The Winchester Mansions Hotel faces the ocean on Beach Road and is located on famous Platinum Mile in Cape Town,
six miles from Clifton Beach. Nearby points of interest includes places like Cape Town botanical gardens and Parliament buildings ...
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