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.
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....
Over a thousand years ago, a cat stumbled upon a fresh piece of pottery in Jerusalem and pressed its paws into the still-malleable clay. Recent analysis of the jug fragment has led archaeologists to declare this the oldest known evidence of a cat “kneading.”...
Aoshima, affectionately known as Japan’s “Cat Island,” is facing challenges that threaten its unique identity and the well-being of its feline residents. The secluded destination devoid of accommodations, shops and cafés, requiring a 30-minute ferry ride from Ozu city in Ehime to reach. With a declining need for proper care management for the increasingly...
Welcome to Kattencafe Katmosfeer, where cats of Antwerpen reign supreme—enter at your own risk, because once you’re in, you’re merely a guest in their fluffy kingdom!...
The Iberian lynx, The Cat Sculpture, is made from garbage and plastics. Crafted for the World Conference of Ministers Responsible for Youth 2019 and the Youth Forum Lisboa+21, the striking feline artwork was created by Bordalo II....
BORDALO II’s affection for cats is beautifully captured in sculptures like the Half Cougar in Los Angeles, where he combines artistic flair with a poignant message about environmental conservation. This striking piece showcases his trademark use of discarded materials to create an engaging representation of the cougar, drawing attention to the threats these animals...
The Half Lion sculpture made its debut at the Life is Beautiful Festival in Las Vegas in 2018, further exemplifying BORDALO II’s passion for felines and his commitment to raising awareness about environmental issues. This impressive artwork, constructed from repurposed materials, not only showcases the lion’s majestic beauty but also serves as a powerful...
If you’re a fan of felines and fine art, you’re in for a treat! The bustling city of Barcelona is home to Fernando Botero’s Fattest Cat sculpture, a must-visit sightseeing spot for feline fanatics when visiting Spain....
The Kat River (Afrikaans: Katrivier) is a tributary of the Great Fish River, that drains the southern slopes of the Winterberg in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa....