Msunduzi Museum - incorporating voortrekker complex

3 barnard de villiers - 3 years ago

This is a nice museum to visit, especially if you visit the church of the vow which is part of the tour, the church of the vow is an amazing part of the Afrikaans history and you can get a good look into the past.

1 Michelle De Jager - 2 months ago

Was bad as we paid for the visit and then was only advised that part of the museum was not accessible because the floor was water damaged. Visitors should be advised in advance

5 Sigwili Xaba - 3 years ago

Good place with lot of information for every one

5 Efe Orumwense - 3 years ago

Lovely place for monuments. Also there is a gate fee but there is a great discount for students and pensioners. It tells tales and gives a you an insight of the early happenings around the KwaZulu-Natal area. It was great fun to learn about the old cultures and also the apartheid era.

4 Claire March - 2 years ago

I thought it was great. Clean, neat, a peaceful oasis in the middle of PMB right next to the taxi tank. Lovely displays of historical and social interest relevant to PMB and KZN. Staff were friendly and obliging.

4 Joel Fanner - 3 years ago

Brilliant, lovely venues for events, lovely exhibits, well kept!

Exhibits include exhibits about the San people, traditional Zulu tools and pottery, Voortrekers, and even the French. Two large attractions are a traditional bee hive hut outside and an old and restored Voortreker wagon.

This is a great place to go for the day and learn about history and culture.

4 THAMSANQA Vincent - 3 years ago

Has rich history, can't wait for my next visit ????