South Africa Travel + Tourism Guide: World Cup City Guides
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The complete list of 10 stadiums in 9 host cities
for the 2010 World Cup has been decided. The host cities are:
Bloemfontein
- capital of Free State Province, located in central South Africa.
Cape Town
- capital of Western Cape Province, and the legislative capital
of South Africa. One of the world's most beautiful cities set at
the foot of Table Mountain on the ocean.
Durban -
largest city in KwaZulu-Natal and South Africa's major port. A surfing
and holiday center on the north east coast.
Johannesburg
- capital of Gauteng Province and South Africa's largest city and
major business and gold mining center.
Nelspruit
- capital of Mpumalanga Province and a major agricultural center.
Gateway to Kruger National Park.
Polokwane
- capital of Limpopo Province, 1300m above sea level. Small city
3 hours north of Pretoria and also close to wild life parks.
Port
Elizabeth - located in Eastern Cape Province on the east
coast, a major port. Proposed venue for the 2009 Confederations
Cup.
Rustenburg
- small, provincial city located North West Province in northern
South Africa, close to the Rustenburg Nature Reserve.
Pretoria
- located in Gauteng Province, close to Johannesburg and the executive
capital of South Africa.
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