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The Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre houses an audience of up to 400 with comfortable stadium-style seating. Before or after the performances, you can check out the tavern or the coffee shop which are attached to the building. The company was founded by University of KwaZulu-Natal Professor Elizabeth Sneddon, and was the first theater in the area to service the drama department of a university. The EST hosts about 17 productions a year.

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.

Whether it's something romantic, a comedy, an action-thriller, horror movie, or any other genre, catch the latest new release movies at Nu Metro. With over 27 locations in South Africa, Nu Metro is one of the biggest movie theater houses of all of South Africa. This Galleria location also includes 3D cinema-screenings.

Whether it's something romantic, a comedy, an action-thriller, horror movie, or any other genre, catch the latest new release movies at Nu Metro. With over 27 locations in South Africa, Nu Metro is one of the biggest movie theater houses of all of South Africa. This Pavilion location also includes 3D cinema-screenings.

Phansi Museum in a Victorian style mansion in Glenwood is full of collections reflecting history of art & craft in South Africa over the years. Amongst all the wonderful collections in here, the major attraction are the stone carvings, wooden sculptures, glass bead ornaments, fertility dolls and wire baskets. The puppet room here with over 30 real size puppets dressed in traditional African attire is a must visit. Once started merely as a private collection, Phansi Museum now boasts one of the best African art & craft collection in the entire city.