Più votati Attrazioni in Durban

Questo museo si trova nel centro della città e passa in rassegna la storia di Durban. Si concentra sulla storia delle leggi razziali a Durban, e è ospitato da quello che era l'edificio del Dipartimento di questione native. Le fotografie e i video esposti hanno per oggetto le lotte politiche e sociali che hanno caratterizzato il periodo dell'apartheid e quello precedente della colonia. Il museo Kwa Muhle si trova a quattro chilometri dallo stadio.

The Mahatma Gandhi Bust commemorates Indian freedom fighter and leader Mahatma Gandhi. It is located right in front of the rail station where Gandhi bought his ticket to Johannesburg. It is visited by various enthusiastic tourists and locals who wish to reminisce about his victories and tragedies.

The Dick King Statue is an equestrian sculpture of Richard Philip King aka Dick King with his horse Somerset, which is made up of bronze. It commemorates King's participation and struggles for when he rode from Durban to Grahamstown in just 10 days during Durban's siege where he helped save Port Natal in 1842.

If you have been craving for some leisure time then spend a moment at the Amphitheatre Gardens and you can be assured that your mood will lift right up. The park is filled with luscious greens and is extremely spacious and airy. A day spent here with your family and loved ones or even just in peaceful solitude will help you relax and unwind from the stress and woes of life. There is also an art market here on most Sundays and a flea market is held every month so feel free to drop by and just relax for a while.

Spend a day at the People's Park and experience the life of a kid again. It includes a track, a kid's play area, a cozy little cafe and also cute fountains due to which the park is always buzzing with people of all ages. The place also sometimes doubles up as a music venue where various musical acts are performed by local or international artists. The park is open to all and offers a delightful escape from the monotonous daily routine for people in the city.

The Mitchell Park Zoo was initially set to be an ostrich farm, but when the plan didn't work, it was later turned into a vibrant zoo. An extensive collection of exotic birds, tropical fish, small animals and reptiles are housed in this pleasing setting. There are also spacious lawns for picnics. Easily accessed from the far end of Musgrave road.