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Visit one of the more emotional places in Cape Town at the District Six Museum and learn about the tragic history of the apartheid era.

Highlights

• Understand the history and impact of racial segregation in Cape Town
• Learn about the vibrant community that was forcibly removed from the historical District Six area of Cape Town
• Engage and interact with staff members who have personal, intimate stories to share about their lives in District Six

Description

Learn about the harrowing history of apartheid-era South Africa at the District Six Museum in Cape Town. Find out how this lively multi-racial hub for musicians and artists was dismantled by the apartheid regime through forced removals. Engage with photographs, recordings and testimonials, which offer further insight into the horrors of the apartheid system. Share in the stories of District Six with engaging and friendly staff members. Many were displaced residents themselves and have intimate and personal stories to tell.

Includes

Entrance fees

Important Information

• Museum is closed on Sundays Museum is open Monday - Saturday from 09h00 - 16h00 Last entry is at 15h00

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund