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Best Museums in Randburg

Real videos of Museums in Randburg — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Liliesleaf

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    HistoricalEducationalCulturalToursExhibitsHeritage site

    About the venue

    Liliesleaf is a historical site in Rivonia, Gauteng, known for its significance in the anti-apartheid movement. The site features a museum with exhibits documenting the struggle for freedom in South Africa and is housed in the original location of the African National Congress headquarters. Guided tours provide insights into its rich history and the figures involved in the movement. Educational programs and events attract history enthusiasts and school groups looking to learn about their heritage.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a museum tour focusing on Nelson Mandela's travels and mission from 1954-1962. It begins with an exterior view of the museum buildings, then moves inside to informational displays and a large map detailing Mandela's journey across Africa. A guide explains the significance of each location on the map, highlighting his military training in Ethiopia and his eventual trip to England.

    7 George Avenue

  2. Gallery MOMO

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    CulturalContemporaryInnovativeRotating exhibitionsArtist talksCommunity hub

    About the venue

    Gallery MOMO, located at 52 7th Ave in Parktown North, Gauteng, is an established contemporary art space that features rotating exhibitions from both local and international artists. The gallery aims to promote innovative concepts and artistic expression, encouraging a diverse viewership. Regular events such as artist talks and openings connect the community with the artists themselves. It's a cultural hub for those interested in exploring modern art.

    What the videos show

    The video starts with a view of the exterior of a modern building named 'LIBRARY,' showing a car parked inside through large glass windows. It then transitions to the interior, where the camera moves forward towards a wall displaying information about Kgosidintsi Gunda Yombana's exhibition titled 'Igogona ya Moya.' A woman wearing a brown dress walks away from the camera down a hallway within the gallery space.

    52 7th Ave.