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Nov 16, 2024

　　This bell tower, visible from the city centre, was erected to commemorate the landing of the 1820 British settlers. Unfortunately, it’s near the entrance to the harbour and railway station, a bit of a dodgy area. If you’re keen to climb the 53.5m structure via 204 steps to view the largest carillon of bells in the country, do so in a group if possible or during a city tour.

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Donkin Reserve
Port Elizabeth
　　This pleasant hilltop park is a good place to get your bearings, particularly if you climb to the top of the lighthouse. The pyramid is a memorial to Elizabeth Donkin, wife of Sir Rufane Donkin, governor of the Cape Colony in the 1820s – who named PE after his beloved...
Hobie Beach
Port Elizabeth
　　The beach of choice for windsurfers, sailors and kite-surfers, and sunbathers will also love it. ...
No. 7 Castle Hill
Port Elizabeth
　　This museum-house, occupying a picturesque cottage dating from 1827, evokes a settler family's life during the mid-Victorian period. ...
Campanile
Port Elizabeth
　　This bell tower, visible from the city centre, was erected to commemorate the landing of the 1820 British settlers. Unfortunately, it’s near the entrance to the harbour and railway station, a bit of a dodgy area. If you’re keen to climb the 53.5m structure via 204 steps to view the...
SANCCOB
Port Elizabeth
　　Most of the world's remaining 25,000 breeding pairs of endangered African penguins are found around Algoa Bay; they are threatened by currents pushing their food far out to sea, causing them to digest much of it before they get back to their chicks. At this centre, learn more from volunteers...
South End Museum
Port Elizabeth
　　Multimedia exhibits relate the history of South End, a vibrant multicultural district destroyed by apartheid bulldozers during forced removals between 1965 and 1975 (under the infamous Group Areas Act). The inhabitants were relocated to other parts of the city, designated by race. Book ahead for a one-hour guided walking tour...
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum
Port Elizabeth
　　The museum housed in two handsome buildings at the entrance to St George’s Park has a small gallery of paintings and sculpture by contemporary South African artists, some older British and Eastern Cape works, plus temporary exhibitions. ...
Kings Beach
Port Elizabeth
　　Sandy central beach, popular for sunbathing and swimming in the shallows. Take extreme care when swimming; the current is very strong. 　　There's flea market for curios by the beach on Sunday mornings. ...
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