Cape Town

Cape Town is the seat of South Africa's parliament, and the headquarters of many major local and international companies as well as the centre for commerce, industry, manufacturing and agriculture. With first world transport, telecommunications, financial and commercial infrastructures, attractive financial incentives and a skilled workforce, the Cape is poised to become one of the worlds fastest growing manufacturing and commercial sectors.

Against the spectacular backdrop of Table Mountain, the oldest city in South Africa is a must on any itinerary. Robben Island, the infamous prison that once held ex President Mandela, has recently been opened for public. Chapman's Peak Drive is one of the world's most spectacular scenic routes, while Duiker Island, a seal and sea bird sanctuary, can be visited by boat. Cape Town has a variety of beaches, including the unofficial nudist beach at Sandy Bay. Signal Hill, in Green Point, houses the Noon Day Gun. The World of Birds is one of the largest bird parks in the world.

The Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Greenmarket Square flea market and Mariner's Wharf Seafood Emporium are prime shopping spots. On the list of things to see and do is the Castle of Good Hope, the oldest building in the country, the City Hall overlooking Cape Town's historical squares, the Grand Parade, the Cultural History Museum, the flower sellers of Adderley Street, the Houses of Parliament, the Jewish Museum, Koopman's De Wet House, Martin Melck House and Michaelis.

In 2010 the Mother City, Cape Town, will be a beautiful stage for the World Soccer Championship!!!!!!!!!!!!

Western Cape Province

For more information on Cape Town go to http://www.cape-town.org

You like to see “CapeFlowers”, go to www.megagallery.nl, click on Kunstgalerie.

A special for guests from UK.

You like to see the impression of an artist from Zimbabwe to the Queen Elizabeth II,

Please go to www. megagallery.nl

Queen van Bakari Manzi (+/- 70 cm high)

Bakari was a very famous sculptor, born on 12-12-68, sun of Josiah Manzi.

This sculpture is dated 1997, because the Queen visited Zimbabwe in the nid nighteens.

Price € 2.750,00, normal € 3.250,00

01/05/08