If you like museums, then this is for you.

Graaff Reinette is a beautiful town with lovely historic buildings. A visit to the Reinett House will be a high light. Beautiful yellowwood beams in the roof. An impressive Apple wood bedroom set in the main bedroom of which the grain was handmade, also caught my attention. An old vineyard can also be seen in the yard. In one of the outbuildings is a beautiful transport model set made from wood to scale. I did not observe that this museum is wheelchair friendly, so please consult with the staff. There are 🚻 on the premises and parking near by as well as at least 4 other museums in the area to visit.

Nicely maintained building. Friendly reception. Very nice to see how things are going was lived in the past. Also the local bought a drink called 'withond' there try it once a week.

Reinet House is a museum full of intriguing history and the building it self is in a unique prime condition. When visiting Graaff-Reinet this place must be on your to-see-list!

A museum where you can learn about the history of Grafleine

Museum in very good state and well worth a visit.

interesting museum. worth a visit if you are in the area

Got ourselves a pass for all 5 Museums in Graaf Reinet. A must if you enjoy old buildings. A good way to see how people used to live. Was fascinated by the kitchens and the equipment used. Unfortunately you are not allowed to take photos inside. But the staff was always welcoming. Grounds could be better maintained, it was a bit difficult for my elderly mom. A tea room would have been nice.

Extremely interesting. Highly recommended.

A interesting historical site to visit in order to understand Graaff-Reinet's past.

This display gave me insight into ancestors who were a blacksmiths and a wagon-maker in 19th century Graaff Reinet.

A fascinating look at the past. Andrew Murray played a huge role in the town which was a surprise. All his books can be found in the museum, under lock and key. Some really old bibles to be seen.

Awesome insight into the place most treks left from, place with most historical buildings in South Africa. Used to have largest vine in the world.

I visited the museum with my friend, it is really amazing, peaceful and very informative, can't wait for the opening of the time capsule. If you're interested in the history of the area, it's a great place to visit for that.

Reinet house, I was well received by HR and Finance people and my query was resolved to my satisfaction.

Visited near closing time, but the attendant kept the place open so that we could spend time to visit at this historical place. And it was worth a visit!

Very good. It's kept in a fantastic condition, people care to keep it like that. We were welcomed with big smiles

National museum day. 5 of them in close proximity. Well versed in their knowledge and welcoming. Unfortunately rules are no fotos

Went to the museum for the famous DIE WIT HOND MAMPOER!!!

Very neat and kept in good condition. Thank you

Fun. High quality old things Love the vines

Reinet House reflects the fascinating history of Graaff Reinet and I found it very interesting that the Rev Andrew Murray was once the Minister of the Groote Kerk, which in itself is an architectural masterpiece.

What an interesting place to visit. Will recommend a visit. Eye opener as to how the lived.

The place is top class. The staff makes it even better. They are very professional.