Centurion Things to Do

There is an unusual history attached to this theater, it is said that it is haunted by the ghosts of those who died there when it was a hospital for Germans. That aside, the theater mainly hosts the work and productions of loca... more

Stridjom Square, situated near the State Theatre, was unveiled in 1972 by the widow of the late Prime Minister of South Africa. Built on the grounds of an old market place, it is home to a bronze bust of the Prime Minister Advo... more

Stridjom Square, situated near the State Theatre, was unveiled in 1972 by the widow of the late Prime Minister of South Africa. Built on the grounds of an old market place, it is home to a bronze bust of the Prime Minister Advo... more

Originally built in 1898 by the old 'Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek', the Klapperkop Fort is situated next to the new Military Museum. The museum is dedicated to military history and has an interesting and varied display of the ar... more

This house, one of South Africa's national monuments, is where the Peace Treaty which terminated the Anglo-Boer War was signed in 1902. The name derives from the famous Melrose Abbey in Scotland. The house is a superb example o... more

The museum is located in the city centre of Pretoria which makes it convenient to those visiting the city. The museum displays the art work and possessions of one of South Africa's best known artists, Jacob Hendrik Pierneef. Th... more

The South African Police Service Memorial is dedicated to the country's policemen and women who died in the line of duty. The black granite monument is a fine tribute, containing the names of more than half a million police off... more

The Claude V. Malan museum is a collector's showroom and museum which attracts historians and collectors alike. The museum has a range of military items and minerals including gold, silver, china, and antique jewellery with boo... more

Fascinated by birds, waterfalls, rivers, or bats in a cave? Then you should pay a visit to the Museum of Film and Sound Archives. Here visitors can view audio-visual material on South Africa. Visuals range from beautiful caves,... more

The word Wonderboom is an Afrikaans word meaning 'The wonder tree'. It refers to a fig tree in the reserve which is believed to be 1000 years old. The reserve was built between 1896 and 1897 and is situated in a remote part of... more