The ‘Ink Palace’ — Namibia’s Parliament building, built by the German colonial administration in 1913 to house the administrative offices
A remarkable social enterprise on the shores of Goreangab Dam — Penduka (‘wake up’ in Oshiwambo) empowers women from rural
Okahandja is the spiritual and political heart of the Herero nation — and its most sacred site is the royal
Windhoek’s most photographed landmark — a beautiful German Art Nouveau Lutheran church built in 1907 from local Namibian sandstone. Designed
Gibeon (originally Khaxa-tsûs) was settled around 1850 by Kido Witbooi, first Kaptein of the Witbooi Nama, shortly after a Rhenish
The area around Gibeon lies at the centre of the second-largest meteorite strewn field ever recorded on Earth — an
The largest single collection of Gibeon meteorites on public display is the fountain sculpture at Post Street Mall in Windhoek’s
The human story behind Duwisib Castle is as dramatic as the building itself. In August 1914, with WWI just declared,
Inside the Kolmanskop hospital, the German diamond miners installed the first X-ray machine ever used in the southern hemisphere (c.1910).
The walls of Fish River Canyon expose over a billion years of geological history in a single glance. The basement
