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Kapstadt Und Garden Route IWANOWSKI’S Ideal für Mietwagen- und Wohnmobilfahrer! 11. Auflage Standardwerk seit 20 Jahren! Tipps für individuelle Entdecker KAPSTADT UND GARDEN ROUTE Mit vielen Karten IWANOWSKI’S Kapstadt und Garden Route – TOP-ZIELE 1. NATIONALPARKS Unbedingt empfehlenswert ist eine eintägige Rundfahrt um das Cape of Good Hope. Es geht entlang zahl- reicher Strände und kleiner Fischerorte zum südlichsten Punkt des Kaps, Seite 250 2. SEHENSWÜRDIGKEITEN Die Victoria & Alfred Waterfront ist die meist- besuchte Sehenswürdigkeit im südlichen Afrika. Sie kombiniert historische Hafenanlagen mit Restaurants, Bars, Shopping Malls und Entertainment, Seite 163 3. WANDERUNGEN Am einfachsten geht es natürlich mit der Seilbahn auf den weltbekannten Table Mountain, das Wahrzeichen Kapstadts. Eine Wanderung hinauf ist allerdings eine schöne Alternative, Seite 185 4. GESCHICHTE In Kapstadt, der Wiege der südafrikanischen Nation, bietet die Sträflingsinsel Robben Island einen Blick in die jüngere Geschichte. Hier waren Nelson Mandela und andere Freiheitskämpfer inhaftiert, Seite 190 5. ORTE In den Regionen von Stellenbosch, Paarl und Franschhoek werden Weine von hoher Qualität produziert. Es lohnt sich, eines der zahlreichen Weingüter zu besuchen, z. B. Boschendal, Backsberg oder Morgenhof, Seiten 295 und 311 6. HOTELS Neben der unerschöpflichen Auswahl an Unterkünften in Kapstadt beeindrucken die vielen kleinen historischen Hotels in der Karoo und an der Garden Route, Seiten 325 und 380 7. FLORA UND FAUNA Die Kapflora (capensis) ist in ihrer Vielfalt einzigartig und begeistert nicht nur Botaniker. Einen guten Überblick verschafft der Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Seite 277 Iwanowski Kapstadt-Garden Route Karte U1 Kapstadt 240 x 166 mm 10.2.2017 Lawall Iwanowski Kapstadt Karte U2 Reisegebiet 240 x 160 mm 22.2.2017 Lawall Robben Island Kapstadt Cape Town Mouille Point ∙ Springbok Namaqua Reisegebiet Kapstadt und die Kapprovinz Granger Bay N.P. Green Point Mouille Point Table Bay 22 Lighthouse Beach Rd. Rd. Sehenswürdigkeiten N ATLANTISCHER Bay Rd. Kamieskroon N 1 Bertram House East Pier S.525 NORTHERN CAPE 10 12 StephanFritz Sonnenberg Breakwater La. No. 7 2 Bo-Kaap Museum O Z E A N Green Point Street Cape Town 36 QuayVictoria Urban Park Stadium 27 28 3 Castle of Good Hope Green Point . 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VesperdeneWater- Ocean View Dr. I Loxton Rhine Dock 12 Jewish Museum/Holocaust Centre Promenade O Boulevard Harbour S Middelburg London Springbok Rd. ce Ebenezer Calvinia an C 13 Koopman’s-de Wet Museum View Dr. Boun-dary Marais Firmouth Somerset Vanrhynsdorp 14 Long St. Merriman H Glen St. kant Duncan 15 Lutheran Church Cape Town E Klawer Nieu Bethesda N Main Rd. S Food t De Smit Napier H Walter Sisulu R Fraserburg Noon r Int. Convention 13 10 16 The AVA Gallery a Alfred a Lover’s Worcester n n Nelson Mandela Blvd. Gun s Market Center S.504 S.506 d Graham S.521 S Ave. 17 St. George’s Cathedral Signal Hill N S M61 t e Karoo N.P. Miltons Schotsche t. r l O Lambert’s Bay Clanwilliam Cradock 350 m i s Tankwa Karoo 18 Sendinggestig (Slave Church) Museum L j o Graaff- Swimming Kloof o d n 21 Mountain Zebra Riebeek o M Royal Cape Z N.P. 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Adderley St. ra Vredenburg N 24 Cape Medical Museum Saunders Disandt 16 n Christiaan Barnard N Des Huguenots M62 St. George’s10 Mall d 12 S.371 10 Rocks Bloem St 1 S.479 25 Clock Tower Kloof Rd. Longmarket St. Langebaan WESTERN CAPE Addo Elephant Fresnaye Darling Prince Albert Caris- 17 t. M59 West Coast Grahamstown 25a Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa Fresnaye 14 . S S.494 16 Willowmore N.P. brook Buiten-Bree e 19 Laingsburg Sportsclub singel St. v N.P. 26 Chavonnes Battery Museum Kloof A n Lewin Market Fresnaye . Loop Long St. i 3 7 20 11 d e s l 4 New Malmesbury N Swartberg Baviaanskloof 12 Bantry R n P Ceres S.332 27 Fort Wynyard 5 N Lee Devonport . e . 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