Things to see and do Kwazulu-Natal

The building that houses the museum was once the seat of the government of the New Republic. Inaugurated in November 1884, the first meeting of the Legislative Assembly was held on 1 June 1885. The collections give a very complete overview of the various attempts of the Boer to establish their own republics… and the reasons for their failure. Fine meditation for observers of today's South African policy!

On the left bank of the Tugela, a small reserve where one can meditate on the moral of the colonial history that lives in the fall of the Zulu Empire. John Dives, an employee of the Natal Parks Board, offers two interesting steps: the Remedies and Ritual Trail to discover, brochure in hand, traditional herbarium of the Zulu, and the Thukela Trail via the Ultimatum tree, a wild fig tree near which the English adressèrent their ultimatum to King Cetshwayo on December 11, 1878.

Durban, located in South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal province, is a popular tourist destination. Durban enjoys a pleasant climate, with average temperatures of 17°C. Visitors can enjoy clear skies and gentle breezes throughout the day. The city offers a variety of activities for tourists, including beautiful beaches, lively markets and delicious cuisine. Culture lovers can visit the Durban Museum or take in a show at the Playhouse Theatre. Nature lovers can explore the Umgeni River Nature Park or take a boat trip to see dolphins and whales. With its unique blend of culture, nature and entertainment, Durban is a must-see destination in South Africa.