Africa Art, Bird + Museum Pictures

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Pretoria was named after a Dutchman and this massive hilltop structure recounts the history behind the group of Dutch pioneers to which he belonged.

See the hulks and ruins on the foggy Skeleton Park coastline and learn about the regional history in the town’s German institutions. 

Blending modern buildings with colourful period structures, the architecture at the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront reflects its vibrant, cosmopolitan atmosphere.

Explore the history and evolution of beer, learn about every stage of the brewing process and taste some popular South African brews.

See flamingos outside the town, visit an artificial island of birds and note the reminders of the British colonial presence.

Pretoria was named after a Dutchman and this massive hilltop structure recounts the history behind the group of Dutch pioneers to which he belonged.

Have fun with all the family browsing this museum’s impressive array of historic steam trains and vintage cars, along with photographs and other artifacts.

With a mix of artists’ studios, galleries, retail spaces and dining, this innovative cultural center aims to unite the artistic and creative minds of Johannesburg. 

Cycle like a local, go snorkeling near rocky outcrops and beachcomb through the seaweed harvest along this secluded haven of tranquility.

The office of South Africa’s president is inside this monumental neoclassical building, which features a beautiful garden that is open to the public.

The office of South Africa’s president is inside this monumental neoclassical building, which features a beautiful garden that is open to the public.

This museum housed in the home of Paul Kruger, the Transvaal Republic president and local hero, features many of his possessions including furniture and a boxcar.

Get swept up in the vibrant atmosphere of Mozambique’s capital as you discover its colonial history, delicious food and colorful markets. 

See flamingos outside the town, visit an artificial island of birds and note the reminders of the British colonial presence.