Description
You’re always assured of seeing something new at the Natal Museum
Here you’ll view a constant array of fascinating temporary exhibitions and happenings ranging from xenophobic violence to a mixed children’s art exhibition at this dynamic museum.
2010 sees the celebration of the 150th anniversary of the arrival of Indian people and an exploration of the history of segregation in the US.
Eight natural history and ten cultural history galleries showcase numerous mammals including the last wild elephant in KwaZulu-Natal, birds, amphibians, insects and an extensive mollusc collection. Kids will love checking out the life-size T-Rex model.
Stroll through a life-size rendering of a Drakensberg rock art cave or walk the plank of a wrecked trading vessel in the Towns and Trade Exhibition.
The museum has an internet café, resource library for learners, film room and coffee/snack bar.
Open Monday to Friday 09:00 – 16:30, Saturdays 10:00 – 16:00 Sundays 11:00 – 15:00.
Accommodation near
Pietermaritzburg
*Distances are shown as the crow flies and not necessarily the actual travelling
distance.
- R290 p/p sharing
R450 Single
- 8 Guests
- R300 p/p sharing
R400 Single
- 10 Guests
- R165 p/p sharing
R230 Single
- 15 Guests
- R220 p/p sharing
R250 Single
- 7 Guests
- R300 p/p sharing
R450 Single
- 17 Guests
- R445 p/p sharing
- 5 Guests
- R317 p/p sharing
R360 Single
- 42 Guests
- R200 p/p sharing
R250 Single
- 16 Guests
- R350 p/p sharing
R450 Single
- 6 Guests
- R350 p/p sharing
R500 Single
- 10 Guests