A moving tribute and detailed account of one of the great Jewish communities of the diaspora, the South African Jewish Museum is one of Cape Town’s not-to-be missed heritage experiences. Situated on a campus that includes SA’s first, oldest and surely grandest synagogue, the South African Jewish Museum is nevertheless a marvel of modern architecture. Its sleek, gleaming interiors house a range of interactive displays, and audio-visual presentations. As an added attraction, the museum is home to one of the world’s finest collections of Netsuke (Japanese miniature art).
Entrance: R60 (adults), R30 (pensioners), FREE (students under 12) R30 (Red Sightseeing Bus), R15 (audio guides). Photo ID required
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TGCSA 4-Star Guest House 305 Guest House is a luxury 4 star hotel looking out at 180 degree view of the sea, showing off the deep blue and turquoise water. Modern and contemporary in style, this sophisticated Guest House is a classic on Durban’s south coast is instilled with genuine East Coast Indian conviviality. Although we cater for leisure and
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