Loved it, it's very educational for kids and the exhibitions are great

Very interesting museum. I was impressed by the exposition

The museum is tops. Our family and guest ' children love to visit this museum . Staff unfortunately went on leave and took the keys of the room where light switches are with them on leave . We travelled far to get there and it was dark and not accessible.

very interesting. gain lot knowledge about south Africa history, culture, ethics..... amazing fossils, rebuilt animals... many more.. really interesting. staff also friendly

Pretty good, you get to see a good view of grahamstown from a small amount of money.

I would definitely go back. Didn't have enough time go through it all and gather all information. Really need time to go through the museum. But loved it

So disappointed how this once wonderful archive of Settler history has been neglected and is now hardly worth visiting. Rest rooms are out of order and the exhibits are uninspiring to say the least.

What kind of museum is closed on a Saturday especially in peak season

Fantastic museum. Very interactive and informative.

Loved it. Could use some tlc and upgrade on exhibits. It has stood the test of time

Learned some new things today. sadly, too many exhibits didn’t have lighting it seemed it was just blown light bulbs. Had to read the info on the exhibits with my cel phone torch. Toilet light also not working . Some of the exhibits info and labels also missing. Couple of birds in that section had fallen over. Desperately needs some TLC.

Checked online that it was open and at what hours, drove 55km and found a piece of paper on the door saying CLOSED

Great to see the history of the Gtown

If you are interested in family history of the 1820 settlers this is the place to visit

Lovely experience

Loved it.

They had a genuine mummy! I was fascinated by how small she was. The Natural Science museum was also fascinating, really highlighting the unique aspects of our area.

Very interesting and educational local history section. There is a small entry fee. Half of the main floor is dedicated to the 1820 settlers from Britain and how they lived their lives and their culture in the decades after their arrival and settlement in the Albany district. The other half of the main floor is about the local history and culture of the indigenous peoples of the Eastern Cape. The curator and geneologist are also very helpful to researchers who have special interests and may want to consult the archival collection, by appointment.

Lovely displays for children.

Good compilation and informative

Great experience

Always fun to visit with my wife and daughter

Very good and educational!

One place to visit

Very interesting museum

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, some preparations are in a miserable condition. Otherwise worth a visit (Original) Leider sind einige Präparate in einem erbärmlichen Zustand. Sonst einen Besuch Wert

So sad.... History removed... White people don't exist

A place to visit when in Grahamstown

Historical, learn a lot

It has many different types of animals, birds and extinct animals species. The problem is that there is no Wi-Fi and labels are limited.

Very interesting setting

Love this historical place

Best Eastern Cape fossil heritage display.

My visitors from the USA loved it.

We were literally ushered out the doors after we walked in at 15:50 on a week day, to quickly walk through the building, knowing that it would close at 16:30. Got the impression the staff did not want to work. Did not feel welcome at all. Very dissappointed and sad for a town that could benefit from good tourism (and have all the means to do so but a poor attitude).