The Kruger house is a house museum, i.e. it attempts to recreate the ambience of a historic period, event or person. The house has been refurbished to look almost as it did at the time when President Paul and Mrs Gezina Kruger`s lived there.

The National Library of South Africa is a custodian and provider of the nation's key knowledge resources. The National Library's collections contain a wealth of information, and include rare manuscripts, books published in South Africa, periodicals, government...

The Mapungubwe Museumat the University of Pretoria houses the national treasures of Mapungubwe, South Africa, a 13th century Iron Age site in the Limpopo Valley and a World Heritage Site. Gold ornaments, ivory, bone, ceramic-ware, clay figurines, trade beads, iron...

The Mapungubwe Research Collection currently being developed and expanded aims to serve as a research and public information resource, essential to the interpretation and dissemination of knowledge on Mapungubwe.

The Museum specialises in S.A. art, has a collection of international graphics and 17th century Dutch paintings

Home to General Jan Smuts for over 40 years, Doornkloof in Irene, southeast of Pretoria, is a unique museum that reveals much about the life and the spirit of this great statesman.

SANParks is one of the world's leading conservation and scientific research bodies and a leading proponent of maintaining the indigenous natural environment.

The entire Church Square in Pretoria is a national heritage site with a number of historical buildings, including the post office.

The National Cultural History Museum houses vast collections documenting the life of South Africans, from the early Stone Age, through the Iron Age, and up into our day.

Frans Vredenrijk Engelenburg was born in Arnhem, Holland on 17 March 1863. He emigrated to South Africa in 1889. From 1889 - 1938 he was the editor-in-chief and later director of the Transvaal newspaper, De Volksstem. In 1903, he had his house erected in Arcadia,...