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'''Antananarivo''' is the capital city of [[Madagascar]]. The local [[tobacco]] and [[textile]] industries have helped Anantananarivo become a flourishing city of nearly 1.5 million that mixes European and African styles and architectures. Due to Madagascar's [[French]] colonial period, the city has many [[Catholic]] churches, boulevards and cafés. | '''Antananarivo''' is the capital city of [[Madagascar]]. The local [[tobacco]] and [[textile]] industries have helped Anantananarivo become a flourishing city of nearly 1.5 million that mixes European and African styles and architectures. Due to Madagascar's [[French]] colonial period, the city has many [[Catholic]] churches, boulevards and cafés. | ||
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| + | [http://www.madagascarconsulate.org.za/tour.html Madagascar Tourism] | ||
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Revision as of 00:45, June 30, 2008
Antananarivo is the capital city of Madagascar. The local tobacco and textile industries have helped Anantananarivo become a flourishing city of nearly 1.5 million that mixes European and African styles and architectures. Due to Madagascar's French colonial period, the city has many Catholic churches, boulevards and cafés.