Archaeology
Poised on the Southernmost tip of the continent of Africa, this grand old lady of the seas has guided countless vessels and the souls aboard them, to land and safety.
The old church that is the chosen venue of the Museum has been restored and renovated. This Methodist Church has for the 120 years of its existence been involved in issues of social justice.
In 1966, the apartheid government decreed that a multi-racial community living at the foot of Table Mountain had to be removed.
The museum was created in 1994 to preserve the heritage of a racially integrated and ethnically diverse community that was destroyed by apartheid policies.
Wine-tasting, history, art exhibitions and collections of early Cape furniture and utensils. Popular events include the October Festival.
The South African Holocaust Foundation (SAHF) which was formerly known as the Cape Town Holocaust Centre Trust is dedicated to creating a more caring and just society in which human rights and divers
The cultural museum exhibits articles relating to local history, including the private collection of Colonel CP Nel. Located in the former Oudtshoorn Boys' High School, designed by Charles Bullock.
From Citrusdal, follow tourist information signs. The contents of this stone building, originally a church, shed light on both the first San inhabitants and the area's early colonists.
A restored old house contains a photographic history showing how the town grew around the Dutch Reformed church. The church hall contains an exhibition of wall hangings.
A Victorian house with artifacts and displays from Caledon's past. Caledon Museum houses historical exhibits covering the years 1840 to 1900.
