museum in Port Elizabeth
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Museum Complex
Beach Road, Humewood, 6001 Port Elizabeth, Suid-AfrikaTourism Organisation. For more information visit www.bayworld.co.za
Port Elizabeth Museum Library
Humewood, 6013 Port Elizabeth, Suid-AfrikaOne of the leading tourist attractions in Nelson Mandela Bay, Bayworld is unique in Southern Africa.
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum
1 Park Drive, 6001 Port Elizabeth, Suid-AfrikaNelson 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
Red Location Museum
New Brighton, 6200 Port Elizabeth, Suid-AfrikaRed Location was the first settled Black Township of Port Elizabeth. It derives its name from a series of corrugated iron barrack buildings, which are rusted a deep red colour.
Sukume Museum & Xhosa Culture Centre
1 Victoria Drive, Walmer, Port Elizabeth, 6070 Port Elizabeth, Suid-AfrikaWe are helping orphaned and vulnerable children, their moms/grannies & destitute men
HERMAN BRINK FINE HANDCRAFTED WOODEN FURNITURE
Rainbow Terrace 8, 6001 Port Elizabeth, Suid-AfrikaEach unique Herman Brink piece is designed and crafted to celebrate the natural beauty of materials and meet your individual requirements.
Bayworld
Beach Road, Humewood, 6001 Port Elizabeth, Suid-AfrikaTourism Organisation. For more information visit www.bayworld.co.za
Route 67
1st Floor, Tramways Building, Cnr Lower Valley Road & South Union Street, 6001 Port Elizabeth, Suid-AfrikaThe MBDA is a special purpose development company which has become the driving force behind urban regeneration in Nelson Mandela Bay.
No 7 Castle Hill
Castle Hill 7, 6001 Port Elizabeth, Suid-AfrikaNo 7 Castle Hill was completed in 1825 and is one of the oldest surviving Settler cottages in Port Elizabeth.
Anglo Boer War Concentration Camp Memorial
Lenox Street 11, 6001 Port Elizabeth, Suid-AfrikaThe Nelson Mandela Bay Metro has two memorials remembering the woman and children who suffered and died in the British Concentration Camps during the Anglo Boer War 1899 - 1902.