Top tourist destination
Cape Town hosted its first football match on Saturday 23 Jan. The fans
used the new park and ride system -i.e buses from the Cape Town City
centre to the stadium to watch the match.
The Green Point stadium
This stadium will host several matches,the quarter final
on 3 July and the semifinal, on 6 July during the highly publisized
World Cup to be played for the first time on African soil.
English fans as well as the South African fans will be anxious to
see if their favourite player David Beckham plays when England plays
Algeria on 18 June at this stadium.
Of course while football will be the main criteria for the avid
fans visiting Cape Town, don't forget what Capetown can offer
visitors. From the heights of the majestic Table mountain, to the
merging of the 2 oceans at Cape Point, from the blue seas known for their
swimming and surfing to the Vineyards of the Winelands. Explore the
history of the Castle to the present history of our political past on
Robben Island.
Why not take a bus --and do a Hop-on Hop-off tour aboard an open
top double decker bus and learn about Cape Town history, view the important museums, beaches and back to the Waterfront.
World Cup 2010 England vs. Algeria will be a thrilling game to watch specially with the appearance of Beckham. Getting back to David BECKHAM---if the 34year old can take part it will be amazing-as we all know how he loved playing for England--but it will be up to the manager to decide if he will be part of the squad.
Who knows...we may still get to see this legend.
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