The South African National Art Gallery houses collections of local as well as pan-African, British, French, Dutch and Flemish art. Its collection of beadwork is amongst the most important in the country and it also has a significant catalogue of apartheid art.
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Durban's theatres and playhouses are vibrant platforms for the spicy cultural mix that is Durban. From the traditional Playhouse to the arty BAT Centre and popular barnyard theatres, there's a wide range of flavour and talent to entertain theatre lovers across the art spectrum.
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The GrandWest Casino in Cape Town offers a glamorous selection of entertainment fun for a night out, or a weekend away from it all. Decorated with typical Casino largesse, this casino in Cape Town is a fantasy-scape combination of the Wild est meets Africa.
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The Boardwalk Casino is slightly different from your average casino complex: the theme is the quintessential elegance and romance of the Victorian regency; the setting is designed to conjure up scenes reminiscent of a bygone era; the ambience and décor reflect a laid back atmosphere.
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The Gold Reef City Casino is 1 of Johannesburg’s most popular entertainment venues. Discover a state-of-the art casino with the latest gaming technology, a hotel, and live entertainment venues, plus a recreated gold rush town in the adjacent theme park.
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Emperor's Palace in Johannesburg, known as the 'Palace of Dreams', is a billion-rand South African casino development that hosts conferences and events. It also offers world-class entertainment that ranges from gaming to theatre and boxing tournaments. It has 4 hotels, a number of restaurants and shops to choose from and a spa.
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South African casinos, including several large entertainment complexes, can be found countrywide. These entertainment destinations are typically designed around a specific theme and include a large range of activities for the whole family. Many are also geared towards business tourism, providing hotels and conferencing facilities as well.
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Silverstar Casino, just a short drive from Johannesburg's CBD, is about more than just gaming. While this casino’s gaming facilities rank among the best in the country, it’s the extras at this Magaliesberg casino that make Silverstar shine.
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The Morula Sun Casino Complex is an all-in-one entertainment venue with things to do and see for the entire family. There’s gambling, of course, but there are also bars, restaurants and shows, live music, a pool, a lovely dam, a games arcade and a supervised crèche for the kids.
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The Diamond Coast, which winds along the Northern Cape Province’s coast in South Africa, is the road less travelled and wonderfully romantic. Visitors can experience the allure that drew adventurers and fortune hunters to this area throughout history.
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The dramatic landscape is home to some unique Northern Cape art galleries where the art breathes everlasting life into the people and the places of this province. Discover how what is visible to the eye tells the story or a region’s soul.
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From huge whale skeletons that float in the air, an eccentric pipe collection, all manner of snakes and a cannon recovered from a famous shipwreck to an exciting outdoor dinosaur display where the exhibits ‘come alive’, the Port Elizabeth Museum at Bayworld caters for a whole family’s tastes and preferences.
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The Star of the West, Kimberley's oldest pub, lies within sight of the city's famous Big Hole, a perfect location for a tavern that grew out of the same diamond rush that put the city on the map.
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Perry’s Bridge Reptile Park in Hazyview is a new attraction in the Mpumalanga Lowveld. The idea for it started back in 2004, when the owners helped relocate snakes from people’s homes. They noticed that most people knew very little about snakes and that many myths persisted.
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In the 1950s, Mandela & Tambo Attorneys operated out of the humble 3-storey Chancellor House building in Johannesburg. Recently restored and refurbished, the once derelict offices at the corner of Fox and Gerard Sekoto streets once again convey the spirit of Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo and the freedom struggle.
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