South Africa Cape Town

Cape Town is the most beautiful city in the world, say many experienced world travellers. We are also enthusiastic about the location of South Africa’s “Mother City” at the foot of the mighty Table Mountain massif. Cape Town is located in the middle of a national park of outstanding beauty and is equipped with extensive sandy beaches.

Cape Town has an interesting 350-year history. There are a variety of historic buildings. The city has a multicultural flair with a maritime character. The Capetonians have a relaxed way of life. The lively Victoria & Alfred Waterfront is home to a colourful mix of peoples. The landscape is characterized by a great variety of plants. The beautiful Cape Peninsula, the Cape of Good Hope and, last but not least, the charming surrounding area contribute to Cape Town’s special attractiveness.

The oldest part of Cape Town’s harbour facilities was thoroughly renovated in 1990 and developed into an entertainment district with an exclusive shopping centre. Dozens of restaurants, cafes and bistros, live music, pubs and pubs make a stroll along the *Victoria & Alfred Waterfront* an unforgettable experience by day and by night.

But the port city has not only become the main attraction in South Africa for domestic and foreign tourists in recent years. Cape Town is the destination of emigrants, also for South Africans. Those who find work here move to the Cape. Because this city is European and yet African.

Here you live more relaxed, freer and closer to nature. And among representatives of the economy, Cape Town has long been considered a boomtown. Companies that trade with South Africa today want and need to be represented in the city of millions on the Cape. There is always something to see at the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. Not only the jugglers provide sufficient variety. You can also go shopping here and then go out for a good meal in one of the many restaurants or you can relax with a tea or coffee and enjoy life while people-watching.

South Africans are known for their creativity. Sometimes, however, the understanding of free creativity is exceeded by a few degrees. One can only guess how long it took to work on such a bizarre work of art. And the best thing: the vehicle is not only parked on the side of the road, it also transports its creator through the town.