NELSON MANDELA BAY STADIUM
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This stadium specially built for the World Cup is located on the edge of a lake but is one of the three stadiums on the seashore with those of Durban and Cape Town. It cost 2 billion rands and has 48 000 places. Apartheid has been very hard in this city, now surrounded by wretched townships with lost sight, it did not really have a football stadium (the favorite Black sport) worthy of that name. In the face of North End Lake, Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium was thought of with a roof in flower petals, which earned him the nickname of sunflower (sunflower). The interior offers orange and Bordeaux seats, two giant screens and a beautiful lawn for players!
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