Africa Flowers, Historic buildings + Museum pictures

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

Featuring pristine lawns, colorful flowerbeds, birdlife and a tea garden, these stunning gardens are also the setting for open-air concerts.

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

Landscaped lawns set against a waterfall backdrop, colorful wildlife and cultural events make this one of Johannesburg’s  favorite public parks.

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.

Take a walk around this lively city center square to discover the fascinating architectural heritage and historical monuments of Port Elizabeth.

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

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

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.

Featuring pristine lawns, colorful flowerbeds, birdlife and a tea garden, these stunning gardens are also the setting for open-air concerts.

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

Constructed on a rich tapestry of cultures and shaped by its stunning surroundings, Cape Town’s heritage is reflected throughout the city in its houses and museums.

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

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.

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