Museums in Cape Town, Province Of The Western Cape, South Africa

If you are a collector of toys, have children traveling with you or would like to take a present or two back home, then do not miss this museum. There is a permanent exhibition of toys, dolls, Mecc... More on Yahoo! Travel

Very cheap entrance fee and a wonderful experience. More on Yahoo! Travel

Initiated by a group of former Muslim residents of Simon's Town, Noorul Islam Cultural Museum is a reminder of a community forcibly removed by the previous South African government. The Noorul ... More on Yahoo! Travel

I loved the big and exciting information I had through that visit. I think It is a must be seen for all cape ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Home to the Holistic Lifestyle Fair, the Observatory Community Centre, formerly the Girl's School is home to a variety of community events from time to time. Art events, cultural fairs are popu... More on Yahoo! Travel

Great food, art, music, FUN!! More on Yahoo! Travel

The region's first police post is found in this False Bay museum, whose other highlight is a display of the Battle of Muizenberg, fought on 7 August 1795. You'll also discover, police equip... More on Yahoo! Travel

really enjoyed it. every time I go back to cape town. I go there. More on Yahoo! Travel

The blingiest addition to Cape Town's list of indoor diversions, this museum houses a collection of Africa... More on Frommers

Our kids and elderly family members all found that enjoyable and valuable experience. More on TripAdvisor

Though the beach is still popular, the elegant splendor that once graced this ... More on TripAdvisor

Love the Toy Museum. More on Yahoo! Travel

Built in 1679 to house the Dutch East India Company's slaves, this building is just meters away from the very spot where people were once inspected by potential buyers before sold off to the highe... More on Frommers

The Slave Lodge, one of the oldest structures in Cape Town dating back to 1679, originally housed slaves of the Dutch East India Company, criminals, and the mentally disturbed. Over the years its f... More on Yahoo! Travel

The first Governor of the Cape, Simon van der Stel, was the original owner of this historic wine farm, back in 1685. The historical buildings on the property have been restored and are under the auspices of the South African Cultural ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Founded in 1825, South Africa's oldest museum is showing its age and, in many respects, still resembles a Victorian collection of ghoulishly stuffed animals, many of which have little or nothing t... More on Frommers

The South African Museum is situated at the top of Queen Victoria Street within the peaceful Company's Gardens. The museum exhibits the largest collection of meteorites in the country, and incr... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Victoria and Albert Waterfront Amphitheatre is a cultural hub of activities that hosts a huge number of events from time to time. Enjoy music concerts, art events and exhibitions, social ... More on Yahoo! Travel