Kwazulu Natal

Railway Siding, which is a short track parrallel to and joining the main track. 17 km South-West of Carolina on the Rout...

Waterfall in the Umgeni River, 22 km North-East of Pietermaritzburg. Probably named after the consort of Queen Victoria,...

Railway Siding 16 km west of Greytown, on the route to Kranskop. It was named in honour of Wilhelm Ahrens, Principal fro...

Suburb of Port Elizabeth. Laid out in 1949 and was named after a former mayor of the city, WC Adcock; known as Adcockval...

In 1929, H Live commissioned architect Ritchie McKinlay to design a building which, according to local tradition, would ...

Stendahl Mission is said to have existed for about 124 years. A Minister of the Berlin Mission Society, Gueldenpfennig, ...

Holiday destination some 111 km from Durban, down the South coast of KZN and 10 km from Port Shepstone

The Oribi Gorge Nature Reserve is a wonderfully scenic area offering excellent hiking opportunities. Oribi Gorge Nature ...

History of Umlazi The history of Umlazi (or Mlazi) dates back to 1845 when British settlers forcibly occupied what wa...

The original building is the first recorded public Hindu temple to have been erected on the African continent. Built in ...

The Crystal Spring Dam located in the Mount Currie Nature Reserve allows boating and skiing on the dam.

The little town of Kokstad sits on the boundary between KwaZulu Natal and the Eastern Cape, nestled in the heart of East...

The development of KwaMashu Township, in the KwaZulu-Natal province and located some 19km north of  Durban, resulte...

  Lüneburg is located between the towns of Piet Retief and Vryheid on the border of the KwaZulu Natal Province and the M...

The missionary school where so many Black intellectuals of the 19th and early 20th century—from Tiyo Soga to Thabo Mbeki...

“Curries” a name associated to the vibrant stadium in the struggle days, particularly in the 1960’s an...

Steadville is an African township situated in Ladysmith/Emnambithi, KwaZulu-Natal. The name Steadville comes from the St...

Sun Valley Estates were orange growing farms owned by Whites. The land initially formed part of the Berlin Mission’s lan...

Click on image to enlarge Declared a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 27 July 1984. This is a double-sto...

Kwa-Zulu Natal has a diverse literary heritage, from the legacy of prominent Indian writers and political figures in Gre...

About half an hour’s drive from Durban is a thriving industrial and commercial town named after Sir Benjamin Pine,...

  In 1835, Captain Allan Gardiner retired from the navy and went to Natal to begin Missionary work amongst the Zul...

KwaMuhle Museum depicts Durban as an African city searching for identity within a new political context. This  mus...

  The House was designed and built by the Architect William Street-Wilson who was responsible for many notable Bui...

This is a double-storey manor House designed by Architect P Piekes. Erected in 1904-05, it is an excellent example of th...

The building of Howard College at the University of Natal (now the University of Kwazulu Natal) was made possible by a d...

This Victorian double-storey building with cast-iron verandah was designed by architects Reid & Hurst in 1897 and wa...

This Victorian styled building was originally erected in 1885 as Durban's first town hall, which was designed ...

The temple was founded in 1896, and is controlled by the Narainsamy Family Trust. The building was designed and built by...

Built as a gentleman's club in 1894, this is one of Durban’s few remaining links with its Colonial past. It is the oldes...