Africa Art, Historic buildings + Winter pictures

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Sandy beaches, majestic wildlife and scenic walking trails make Plettenberg Bay one of the most popular destinations on the Garden Route.

Visit this anthropological site to discover fascinating artifacts that tell the story of the birth and evolution of humankind. 

South African, African and Western European art are the big stars of this cultural attraction. Study hundreds of years of work by prominent artists.

Even though it was never finished, this is a must-see monument because it is one of Rabat’s most iconic landmarks.

Enjoy the delights of the wine grapes, restaurants and majestic lodgings in one of the country’s oldest and most prestigious wineries.

Spot wildlife in nature reserves, follow the history of Dutch settlers and learn about the political developments that shaped the post-apartheid South Africa of today.

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

South African, African and Western European art are the big stars of this cultural attraction. Study hundreds of years of work by prominent artists.

J-Bay is a laid-back beach town on South Africa’s Eastern Cape coast, featuring glorious beaches, perfect waves and plenty of wildlife spotting opportunities.

South African, African and Western European art are the big stars of this cultural attraction. Study hundreds of years of work by prominent artists.

From its European architecture and art galleries to its vineyards and orchards, Stellenbosch abounds with cultural, historical and natural charm.

Enjoy food, wine and art and experience the majesty of birds of prey at one of the oldest wineries in South Africa.

Enjoy superb waterfront shopping and dining and exquisite views at South Africa’s most visited destination.

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

Learn about extinct and modern land and sea animals and ponder the mysteries of the universe at this popular Cape Town institution.

See storks nesting on walls, examine historical items in the museum and enjoy a view of the mountains in the Incomparable Palace.

Since you’ve come all the way to the Moroccan capital, it is time to rock the kasbah and visit the place where Rabat began.

As the second-largest mosque in Africa, this Casablanca icon attracts worshippers and sightseers from far-flung places.

From the heights of Table Mountain to the unique “Cape Dutch” architecture and sparkling blue waterfront, Cape Town is known for its natural and cultural attractions.

Partake in a fish auction and enjoy the charming ambiance among the fisherman and surfers of this suburban village on False Bay.