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Mapungubwe Museum
Pretoria  (012) 420-3146

Pioneer Museum
Pretoria  +27 (0) 12 803-6086

Smuts House Museum
Irene  +27 (0) 12 667-1176

South African Air Force Museum
Centurion  +27 (0) 12 351-2290

South African War Museum
Johannesburg

Tswaing Crater Museum
Akasia/ Soshanguve
 


Apartheid Museum

Ormonde, Johannesburg   Tel: 011 309 4700

The Origins Centre
Wits University Johannesburg   Tel: 011 717 4700


Adler Museum of Medicine, Parktown,  
+27 (0) 11 717-2081

Anton van Wouw Museum
Pretoria  +27 (0) 12 460-7422

Correctional Services Museum
Pretoria  (012) 314-1766

Kruger Museum
Pretoria  (012) 326-9172
 

 


Nieu-Bethesda
The Owl House, its walls covered with mirrors and ground glass, was the home of the eccentric mystic Helen Martins (1898-1976) who was immortalised by Athol Fugard in his play The Road to Mecca. Her creative talent is displayed in the Camel Yard where statues of camels, wise men, churches and mermaids, all created from broken bottles, fragments of mirror and cement, turn the space into a fantasy world.
Tel: (049) 841-1642   Fax: (049) 841-1642   Mon-Sun: 09:0-17:00   Closed: Christmas Day

Port Elizabeth
Bayworld, formerly the Port Elizabeth Museum, offers a variety of live animal displays, including dolphins, seals, penguins, fish, snakes and crocodiles. Historical exhibits include shipwrecks, dinosaurs, Xhosa beadwork, historical costumes and local fossils.
Tel: (041) 586-1051   Fax: (041) 586-2175   E-mail:
svanzyl@icon.co.za
Museum: 09:00-17:00   Oceanarium: 09:00-13:00; 14:00-16:30   Snake Park: 09:00-13:00; 14:00-16:30   Closed: Christmas Day

Mooiplaas
At the Khaya la Bantu Cultural Village, a Xhosa homestead on a working farm, visitors can learn about Xhosa culture through guides who act as interpreters.
Tel: (0431) 851-1011   Fax: (0431) 851-1011   By appointment
 



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