Durban Holocaust Centre, Durban
The Durban Holocaust Centre explores the roots of racist practices such as anti-Semitism and Apartheid.
The Durban Holocaust Centre explores the roots of racist practices such as anti-Semitism and Apartheid. A place of remembrance for the 6 million Jews who died in the Holocaust, the Centre houses a replica of Anne Frank’s room in Amsterdam.
Hours
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8:30
16:00
Mon
8:30
16:00
Tue
8:30
16:00
Wed
8:30
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Thu
8:30
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Fri
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About Durban Holocaust Centre
44 K E Masinga Rd, Stamford Hill, Durban, 4001, South Africa
+27 31 368 6833
Durban Holocaust Centre and Nearby Sights on Map
North Beach
Located between Bay of Plenty and Dairy Beach on Durban's Golden Mile, North Beach is one of the main beaches in the city
Golden Mile
The Golden Mile in Durban is a 5 kilometre long oceanfront stretch of golden sands with a lovely promenade that runs from uShaka Beach to Suncoast Casino and Entertainment World
KwaMuhle Museum
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Suncoast Casino and Entertainment World
Located on the oceanfront at the northern end of Durban's Golden Mile, the Suncoast Casino and Entertainment World is an entertainment complex with restaurants, a beach bar, cinemas and a casino with 1600 slot machines and 67 gaming tables
BAT Centre
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Durban Natural Science Museum
The first floor of the Durban City Hall is home to the small but interesting Natural Science Museum
Port Natal Maritime Museum
The Port Natal Maritime Museum on the Durban Harbour explores the city's seafaring tradition and maritime heritage
Moses Mabhida Stadium
Built specifically to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, the Moses Mabhida Stadium immediately became an icon of Durban for its striking design and adventure sport offerings
Victoria Street Market
The Victoria Street Market sounds like a relic of South Africa's British era, but is in fact Durban's ethnic Indian market
Durban Harbour
The Durban Harbour or Port of Durban is the largest and busiest shipping terminal in sub-Saharan Africa, with ships coming in and leaving all day