Kudu Statue- Travel Tips
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Historical & Cultural
Namibia
5 Reviews
+3 Photos
Suggested Duration: 1 hours
The Kudu Statue in Windhoek, Namibia, situated at the intersection of Independence Avenue and John Meinert Street, is a bronze life-size sculpture symbolizing hope and the country's rich wildlife, unveiled in 1960 and designed by Professor Fritz Behn.

Reviews of Kudu Statue

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Thomas Coetzee
    4
    Reviewed: 2024-08-12

    I was expecting a bit bigger…but still quite cool to spot while walking around in Windhoek.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Dumisani Ncube
    4
    Reviewed: 2024-01-19

    A great place to visit & take pictures

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Dewald Reinke
    3
    Reviewed: 2023-09-24

    The Kudu Statue in central Windhoek is a bronze tribute to Namibia's stunning wildlife, often referred to as a "spirit of hope." The surrounding area is relatively clean, and the statue is easy to spot. While this isn't necessarily a must-see attraction, it is worth a stop if you are in the area and are interested in monuments. As it is easy to find, close to other attractions, and even viewable from your car, it is worth a visit if you have the time.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Mike Tanaka
    5
    Reviewed: 2022-11-29

    Exceptional service from a team that values clients and their properties.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Izak Visser
    3
    Reviewed: 2018-12-11

    Aaah yes... "The Kudu" - with many a folktale and insult associated with the statue , it is difficult to imagine that it is a mere representation of Namibian wildlife. The statue in itself is quite unspectacular- but a must see for those wishing to take in the iconic sights of the Capital ... I will see this again...

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