Tourist Attractions in Berea, Durban, Durban Metro & Durban, KwaZulu-Natal

The Kwasuka theatre is situated in a century old church, on Stamfordhill road in Durban. The Kwasuka theatre premises are leased form the Methodist church, and features a courtyard for outside performances.

The Kwasuka theatre is currently un

The African Art centre in Durban was established in 1959 with the backing of the South African Institute of Race Relations. The African Art Centre became a non profit organization in 1982, and the primary focus is on assisting both local and young arti

Curries fountain was for many years a well known feature of the city of Durban, and used to stand on the corner of West St and Point Rd. The cast iron landmark was erected by Councillor H.W Currie in 1889, in an attemp to provide relief from the severe

In August 1881 Aboobaker Amod Jhaveri together with Hajee Mahomed Hajee Dada purchased a site in Grey Street (now known as Doctor Yusuf Dadoo Street) from K Moonsamy for one hundred and fifteen pounds with the intention of building a mosque there. A ti

The Old Fort in Durban was built in 1842 by troops of the 27th regiment, under the command of Captain Thomas Smith. The troops marched into Durban with hopes of showing a British presence, and curbing the intentions of Dutch farmers who wanted to estab...

The original Durban Town Hall, is today home of the General Post Office Building, and was designed in 1882 by Phillip Dudgeon. The foundation stone was laid in 1883 and the building was opened in 1885. The building is an excellent example of neo classi