Day Tours

Penduka Women's Project Meerkat Safaris, through its business activities, has incorporated local community support by bringing guests into contact with the Penduka Women's Project. Penduka means “wake up” in the Oshiwambo language. The project’s main aim is to awaken local women into the mainstream of social and economic activities. Founded in 1992, Penduka helps women from rural communities and challenging backgrounds acquire skills to earn a sustainable income through craft

Professor Behn designed, sculpted and casted the life-size statue in Munich. The Town Council provided a suitable site and constructed a pedestal near a fountain in front of the High Court in today's Independence Avenue. The statue was unveiled in 1960 and represents the "spirit of hope" in combination with outstanding artistic craftsmanship which symbolizes a shared passion for the beautiful abundance of Namibia's wildlife. Why Visit the Kudu Statue on a Meerkat Safaris Day

Alte Feste Museum & Reiterdenkmal

The Parliament Building & Gardens

The iconic church belongs to the german evangelical lutheran church. It was built after the wars between the Germans, Khoikhoi, Herero and Ovambo tribes. The foundation was laid on 11 August 1907 and officially dedicated on 16 October 1910. It was originally known as the church of peace. Additional Highlights & Visitor Tips: Architectural Marvel: Designed by architect Gottlieb Redecker in Neo‑Romanesque style, built of local sandstone with a distinctive green copper roof and