The Durban Natural Science Museum features displays on the Earth and its history and on life on earth both past and present, with special emphasis on the unique fauna and flora of South Africa.

The main library, named the Bessie Head Library, and eight branch libraries, aim to provide a comprehensive library service to all residents of the Msunduzi Municipal area.

The Museum housed Voortrekker relics and recorded the history of the five parties of Voortrekkers who, disenchanted with British rule.

The Voortrekker Museum consists of the Church of the Vow and Andries Pretorius House. Exhibitions feature the Great Trek and the interaction between the Trekkers and the people with whom they came in contact.

Natal Museum, a popular tourist and educational amenity, and acclaimed centre of scholarly research and offers thousands of visitors a feast of attractive, modern, user friendly displays. The largest national museum in KwaZulu-Natal! Exhibitions feature a wealth of...

Africa Media Online is an organisation that enables African media professionals to reach international markets. Based in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, the organization provides online media library systems, professional digitisation services, digital imaging...

The Macrorie House Museum contains a comprehensive collection of Victoriana and Ecclesiastica housed in Bishop Macrorie's original double-story home. Within the house is a miniature chapel (complete with ghosts).

Holds not only Alan Paton's literary works and related documents and manuscripts, but also papers pertaining to the Liberal Party and other institutions and organisations who contributed to the struggle against Apartheid in South Africa.

Comrades House Museum is the official Comrades Marathon Museum. It is a specialized museum focusing on the history, developement and organization of the World`s oldest ultra marathon and South Africas most well known road race.The museum holds all the race trophies,...

The Tatham Art Gallery, one of the major art museums in South Africa, dates back to 1903. Situated in Pietermaritzburg, the capital of KwaZulu-Natal, the Tatham Art Gallery serves the Msunduzi region through the Visual Arts.