Museum Tickets & Passes in South Africa

District Six is one of Cape Town most notorious neighborhoods and one of the areas of the city that suffered the most during apartheid. The District Six Museum is an emotional tribute to those who were forcibly removed from their homes in District Six, as well as offering important insight into the apartheid regime. With this prepaid admission ticket, opt to take in the exhibitions independently or join a guided tour, and spend as long as you like inside.

Immerse yourself in the history of the Jewish community in South Africa with this visit to the South African Jewish Museum. This prepaid admission ticket is good anytime during opening hours, so you can visit at a convenient time according to your vacation schedule. Take in the impressive architecture that connects new and old traditions, visit the connected Cape Town Holocaust Centre, and see the world's finest collection of Netsuke.

This museum is an absolute must-see for all sport fans. Do not miss the interactive "˜Springbok Trials' game zone, to compare yourself with the National Team standards!HighlightsView the rich history of rugby in South Africa, a national sport that earned the country two World CupsTrophy cabinet for the national Currie Cup and SA Cup trophiesChallenge yourself in the interactive "˜Springbok Trials' game zone

Anthonij Rupert and L'Ormarins Estates are two of Franschhoek's top wineries, with diverse grape varietals thriving in the fertile soils. On this independent tour, take in both wineries in one day at your leisure and learn what makes Franschhoek wine so special. Travel through the vineyards with ease by tram, sample top wines from the Cape of Good Hope, and savor a delicious lunch paired with Terra del Capo wines. Your ticket also includes entry to the Franschhoek Motor Museum.

Save time waiting in line by purchasing your tickets for the Chavonnes Battery ahead of time. With passes in hand, bypass the ticket-purchasing line and begin exploring the archaeological ruins of the Dutch East India Company right away. Learn about the history of Cape Town from 1600 to 1900 through a self-guided tour; you'll also have access to the temporary photographic exhibitions.