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“As time went by I discovered the city and its surroundings, little by little, from the crazy parties in Long street (dancing here is a faith, everyone know how to!) to the fresh air at the top of the Table Mountain. Personally I think this city owns a particular vibe as its inhabitants are very friendly, helpful and talkative, I happened to me to have interesting discussions on the streets lot of times with people wanting to share their minds.”
- Davide (Switzerland)
Prime Circle at Kirstenbosch Gardens
kirstenbosch summer concerts
As part of the Summer Sunset Concerts, Prime Circle will be taking the stage coming Sunday at the Kirstenbosch Gardens. Be prepared to be blown away by this local band who have released their third album and EMI debut All Or Nothing which has just gone platinum. The band has always been known for igniting stages and their sell-out tour of India was no different. Their third single ‘Consider Me’ lifted from All or Nothing, went straight in at the Number One position just one week after the last show had been performed.
Tickets: R85 –R95
Date: 28th February
Time: 17h30
Cape Argus Cycling Tour
Cape Town Argus Cycle Tour
Every year Cape Town is host to the international cycling tour the “Cape Argus”. This event has become internationally known for its beautiful coastal scenery which takes you along the breathtaking Chapmans Peak drive road and Camps Bay area. Cyclists from around the globe enter not only to enjoy the wonderful ride but also to be part of an event that has grown in popularity and prestige. This year the Cape Argus will be on the 14th of March.
This is just one of many sport bases events that Cape Town hosts through out the year. More well know events include marathons such as the Two Oceans Marathon and charity runs such as the Gun Run.
FIFA World Cup Stadia
Cape Town Stadium
At the beginning of March South Africa reaches a milestone. On March 3 it will be exactly 100 days before kick off in what promises to be the best World Cup tournament ever. “Soccer City” in Johannesburg, with a capacity of 95 000 seats, was recently renovated into an iconic monument to the beautiful game. Cape Town’s Green Point stadium, now known as Cape Town stadium, was rebuilt and now seats 68 000 fans.
Port Elizabeth’s new Nelson Mandela Stadium, the newly constructed and spectacular Durban Stadium, Mbombela stadium in Nelspruit and the Peter Mokaba stadium in Polokwane add to the new facilities created for the tournament. These massive complexes, along with an upgraded Loftus Versveld in Tshwane/Pretoria, will welcome hundreds of thousands of football fans from around the world.
While travelling, visit the stadia and, as the World Cup approaches, draw in the passion of the first African tournament.
Fresh Food Market
Short Street Market
Take a trip to Riebeek Kasteel and join the fun at Short Street on the last Saturday of every month. Browse market stalls with fresh country produce, delicacies from the area and fine wine from local cellars. Some of the offerings to whet your appetite include: oysters & champagne, olives and products, a home-made bread station, cheesery, fresh and organic vegetables and much more!
Visit http://finefood.weebly.com for more info
