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Windhoek
Capital of Namibia

The city centre of Windhoek lies on both sides of the Independence Avenue, and can be explored by foot. The busy main road ( formerly known as the "Kaiserstrasse") starts at the Ausspannplatz in the south and stretches up to the former township Katutura in the north.

Worth a visit are the "Tintenpalast" ("Ink Palace"), which houses Namibia's parliament, the Christuskirche (Christ Church) of the Lutheran parish from the year 1896, the "Reiterdenkmal" from 1912 and the "Alte Feste" (Old Fort); former headquarters of the Schutztruppe and today, Namibia's National Museum. Since 1997, the historical buildings of Windhoek are overshadowed by the monumental Supreme Court building.
Windhoek Supreme Court
Windhoek station
Windhoek has an international airport 45 kilometres out of town and a broad spectrum of hotels, guesthouses, safari and tour operators as well as car rentals. Detailed information and travel advice to be found on the INFO page.

Top right: Lutheran Christuskirche and Rider's Monument. Top left: Post Mall. Below: Independence Avenue, Colonial and Modern Buildings. Bottom left: Main Station. Bottom right: Supreme Court.

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