The name “Togryers”, meaning transport riders originates from the huge influence that the transport riders of the 1900’s had on the development of Ceres. A spectacular display of wagons vividly recalls this era…

The Stellenbosch Museum consists of various buildings spread throughout the town. This includes four period houses dating back to the 18^th Century, the VOC Arsenal (Kruithuis) and the Toy and Miniature Museum…

The Huguenot Memorial Museum commemorates the arrival of the French Huguenots to the Cape between 1688 to the 1720. Whom fled from France to the Netherlands because of religious…

De Oude Kerk is one of the last churches where cruciform architecture is still intact. It was built in 1743 by the VOC (Dutch East India Company). It houses a unique collection of …

Montagu Museum consists of three buildings, the Old Mission Church (1907), Joubert House (1983) and the KWV Building.  The focal point of the church is its original pulpit. Attractions include the Indigenous …

The Wellington Museum tells the story of the rich heritage of this small town, displaying exhibitions on local history, including that of the indigenous people. There is also an exhibition …

Paarl Museum has many historical and cultural exhibits depicting the history of the Paarl Valley. Displays span early local history through to contemporary Paarl. A large part of the museum collection…

The main attraction of the Worcester Museum is the open air museum with its live farm animals.  Trades, crafts and domestic activities recalling early agricultural life like processing tobacco…