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4 of the best restaurants in Cape Town´s Victoria & Albert Waterfront
Daniel Case In the 1990s, part the historic docklands dating back to the founding of Cape Town in the mid-17th century was redeveloped into a 123-hectare (304-acre) mixed-use district which besides various businesses and residences is also home to more than 22 historical landmarks, some 450 shops, more than 100 entertainment attractions, 13 hotels, seven museums, a cruise terminal, and some more than 100 eateries. from fast-food to trendy fine dining from all over the world. Needless to say,…
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By BuzzInRome
The Montemartini plant’s steam turbine and giant diesel engines are ready to provide a very unconventional backdrop for the local wine tastings and jazz live concerts that will be on stage from 8 pm every Friday and Saturday evening until January 8. Montemartini is one of Rome’s most unusual museum. It used to be a thermoelectric power plant and has now become an extraordinary example of industrial archaeology converted into a museum hosting masterpieces of ancient sculpture and precious goods which outline the development of the ancient city from the Republican era to the late imperial age.
The jazz concerts will feature Italian artists playing the jazz versions of Italian movies’ most famous soundtracks until November 27. From December 3 the Unplugged section will start, starring international and Italian independent jazz musicians.
Tickets can be bought at Montemartini’s ticket window Tuesday to Sunday, from 9am to 6:30pm. The complete program is available here
By BuzzInRome
A lifted platform where you can savour Italian coffee, offering a unique view of one of Rome’s most beautiful squares (if not the best), Piazza Navona. This is Brascafè, the newly inaugurated bar of Museo di Roma. But after you have comfortably sipped your drink at your coffeetable, while admiring the square and the nice humanity that inhabits this place, you might want to visit the beautiful aristocratic palace hosting Brascafè. Museo di Roma, actually, has just renovated itself. Not only does it boast of a scenic bar, but also has two new halls for temporary exhibitions, a new bookshop and can be accessed once again from the monumental gate in piazza Navona. Until January 9, besides its permanent collection of works describing Rome’s history, you can see a painting and a photography exhibition about Risorgimento, the political movement that brought to Italy’s unification in 1861. When you stumble upon piazza Navona (don’t dare skipping this square!), you know where to stop and have a break. What are you waiting for, then?
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