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A Day In Fun-Loving, Historic Cape Town (PHOTOS)

First Posted: 12/03/10 08:43 AM ET   Updated: 09/19/11 09:59 PM ET

Cape Town, and all of South Africa, rose to prominence once again with the World Cup last summer. And for good reason: Cape Town's stunning location and scenery are certainly awe-inspiring.

Factor in the country's rich, historic and challenging history and you have the makings of a great trip.

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Cape Town, and all of South Africa, rose to prominence once again with the World Cup last summer. And for good reason: Cape Town's stunning location and scenery are certainly awe-inspiring. Factor...
Cape Town, and all of South Africa, rose to prominence once again with the World Cup last summer. And for good reason: Cape Town's stunning location and scenery are certainly awe-inspiring. Factor...
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GSR
Crouch! Touch! Pause! Engage!
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02:39 AM on 12/07/2010
BTW the penguins at Boulder beach Simonstown are called Chin Strap Penguins not 'African' penguins
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GSR
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07:29 AM on 12/06/2010
World's best kept secret. Out of CT take day drives up the Western Cape to the Cedarburgs or the Eastern Cape to Gansbaai for the GW sharks or Swellendam to overnight at the beautiful Klippe Rivier Country House. People in CT are wonderful.
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LinCape
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04:54 PM on 12/03/2010
Just so you know, it is actually the Victoria and ALFRED Waterfront, not Albert...
It is name for the Alfred Basin, Prince Alfred was Victoria's second son.
Prince Alfred, second son of Queen Victoria, began construction of the harbour in 1860. The first basin was named after himself, the second after his mother, hence the name.
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Gemma08
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10:57 AM on 12/03/2010
Welcome to Cape Town
Enjoy the party
Put on your dancing shoes
Cape Town's number one...
(dee-na kennake-na deena deena ho)
(kanaa kanaa kanaa kannake-na deena deena ho)
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