Soccer Stadiums - WM 2010 South Africa
The Eastern Cape city of Port Elizabeth is using the opportunity of the World Cup to build a complete new Nelson Mandela stadium with a seating capacity of 48000.
Category: ‘South Africa ‘
South Africa lies in the extreme south of the African continent and borders on Botswana, Simbabwe, Mozambique and Namibia. In South Africa there are some attractions for tourists and this begins with lonely beaches up to high mountains and deserts. South Africa offers a large mixture from cultures, language, cities and one more to than fascinating nature.
The football world championship takes place in 9 different cities in the year 2010 in South Africa:
Nelspruit Mbombela Stadium, Durban King Senzangakhona Stadium, Capetown African Renaissance Stadium, Johannesburg Soccer City, Johannesburg Ellis Park Stadium, Pretoria Loftus Stadium, Port Elizabeth Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Bloemfontein Free State Stadium, Polokwane Peter Mokaba Stadium , Rustenburg Royal Bafokeng Stadium.
WM 2010 South Africa - FIFA World Cup
South Africa is very well able to cope with the event, and if the sceptics have not accepted the fact by now then they will after a successful World Cup in a little more than 400 days.
South Africa Safety for Tourists
keep away from lonely beaches if you are not sure that they are perfectly safe. And by the way…that is an assurance that you will very seldom get.
South Africa 2010 - Safe Traveling
South Africa is one of the most beautiful tourist destinations of this world but unfortunately it is one of the most dangerous countries for anyone not prepared
CAPE POINT Wildlife and Leisure
Hiking, mountain biking, diving and surfing are some of the activities that the adventure loving tourist can do in this part of the TMNP
Capetown-Cape Point
Cape Point has a lot to offer. Take a ride in ”the flying Dutchman” a funicular which offers the easy way up to the viewing post on top.
