history museum in Eastern Cape

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Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum is home to a comprehensive collection of South African art and craft and specializes in the art of the Eastern Cape

Tourism Organisation. For more information visit www.bayworld.co.za

Tourism Organisation. For more information visit www.bayworld.co.za

Jukani is home to captive wildlife whom can not be released into the wild. Visit our sanctuary which is their final forever home free from human harm

Old Nick Village in Plettenberg Bay is a landmark shopping destination on the Garden Route, featuring an eclectic collection of shops.

The Nelson Mandela Museum allows visitors to follow the footprints of a man whose long walk to freedom began here in the hills of Qunu and the city of Mthatha.

The Nelson Mandela Museum allows visitors to follow the footprints of a man whose long walk to freedom began here in the hills of Qunu and the city of Mthatha.

The Nelson Mandela Museum allows visitors to follow the footprints of a man whose long walk to freedom began here in the hills of Qunu and the city of Mthatha.

The Amathole Museum, a Natural and Cultural History Museum, has an international reputation, and is situated in King Williams Town, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa. It was founded in 1884. Id…

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The Drostdy was erected during General Jacob Glen Cuyler’s tenure of office as Landdrost of Uitenhage in 1809 and follows the historical development of Uitenhage and surrounding

Ocean Blue is your no1 choice for Boat Based Whale Watching, Dolphin Tours / Ocean Safaris and Township Tours. Situated in Plettenberg Bay, Garden Route, South Africa (20 minutes from Knysna)

Built on Market Street in the year of the opening of the railway from Port Elizabeth, it is reputed to be one of the oldest railway stations in South Africa. At this quaint

The AutoPavilion, Place of Cars and Legends, first opened doors in 2004, the result of a need for a modern, state-of-the art heritage centre to replace the existing museum that housed the Company…