URBAN PLAYGROUND FOR THE CATS OF CAPE TOWN
Cat tourist attractions can be found around the world and include a range of unique experiences for feline fanatics. Notable spots include the Cat Island (Aoshima) in Japan, the Cat Museum in Kuching, Malaysia, which showcases cat-related artifacts and art; and various cat cafés, allowing visitors to enjoy high tea while interacting with cats. Moreover, places like the Cat Condo in Cape Town adds a unique charm to any travel itinerary, making it one of many must-visit destination for cat enthusiasts.Each of these attractions celebrates the companionship and cultural significance of cats, making them delightful for all kinds of humans.
Shanghai has transformed into a vibrant hub for selfie tourists, thanks to Shanghai-born cartoonist Gao Youjun, aka Tango, who has adorned Fangbang Middle Road with colorful cat murals of local felines, turning the historic city street into an open-air gallery....
Gear down and prepare to conquer the challenging ascent of the Katbakkies Pass in the Cederberg, a thrilling drive through the rugged mountains of the Western Cape with breathtaking views of the Koue Bokkeveld....
Discover the captivating wild cat mural “Auntie, Tietie, Mummy” by visionary artist Nardstar at the Watershed in the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town, where vibrant colors and powerful storytelling bring to life the themes of community, culture, and maternal love....
Feline fanatics who happen to visit the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle in the United States, must pop Twice Sold Tales, a charming independent bookstore known for its delightful resident cats and cat-shaped sign with a swinging tail....
Merging a passion for literature with a commitment to feline welfare, Literary Cat Co. Bookstore in Pittsburg, USA, is devoted to helping the abandoned and unwanted cats of Kansas find their forever homes....
Turkey has made remarkable strides in caring for stray cats by establishing dedicated sanctuaries that offer safe, enriching environments. Istanbul, the vibrant Turkish metropolis, is renowned for its significant population of feral cats, locally known as sokak kedisi or “street cat”....
The birthplace of cat cafe culture is Taipei....
On July 15, 2021, a life-size bronze statue honoring the stray ginger cat that inspired the movie and book A Street Cat Named Bob was unveiled at Islington Green in North London. The cat statue and cat tourist attraction is located in London’s Potters Fields Park, close to London Bridge....
Fumio Asakura, a revered name in modern Japanese sculpture, is celebrated for both his artistic genius and his endearing passion for cats. The Fumio Asakura Museum of Sculpture boasts an extensive collection of over 50 of his works, providing a captivating glimpse into the essence of this prolific artist....
Strolling through the historic center of Rome, you’ll surely pass Largo di Torre Argentina, a spacious excavated square just a short distance from the Pantheon. Upon closer inspection, you’ll discover not only an intriguing array of ancient temples but also a charming cat colony that calls the ruins home....