 German Settlers Memorial: less than 5 km
 East London Aquarium: less than 5 km
The East London Aquarium opened its doors 1931, making it the oldest aquarium in Southern Africa. Today, the aquarium continues to delight and educate visitors with it's beautiful displays of marine life, and entertaining seal shows. Whale De  Shipwreck: less than 5 km
Sa Oranjeland: less than 5 km
 Buffalo Park Cricket Ground: less than 5 km
A.K.A. Mercedes-Benz Park. Home of the Warriors cricket team and the Border Bears cricket team.
Once the location of South Africa's first womens' prison, the Lock St Jail is now a popular East London tourist destination with many antique shops and craft markets.
 Orient Theatre: less than 5 km
East London Tourism Office: less than 5 km
Location: Old Library Building
(behind the City Hall)
Tel: 043 722 6015
Mon-Fri: 8.30am-4.30pm
Sat: 8.30am-1am
Protea Theatre: less than 5 km
Old Wool Exchange: less than 5 km
Once an auction house for the sale of wool, this historic building is now part of Fort Hare University.
Gately House Historical Museum: less than 5 km
Built in 1878, this was the home of John Gately, the first mayor of East London. Entry via Queens Park zoo.
Fort Glamorgan: less than 5 km
Built in 1848, Fort Glamorgon once housed the military barracks for East London. Today fort is now the location of the Fort Glamorgon Prison and all that remains of the original fort is the gunpowder magazine.
East London Zoo: less than 5 km
Queens Park Zoo & Botanical Gardens (East London Zoo) The East London Zoological Gardens is a small 10 hectare zoo located just west of the East London CBD in Queens Park. The East London Zoo houses about 50 mammal species, including  East London Botanical Gardens: less than 5 km
 East London Flee Markets: less than 5 km
East London Flee Markets Kidds Beach Village Art Market
1 Breezy Ridge Rd
Tues - Sun, 10am - 4pm
Lavenders Blue Farmers Market
Wed to Fri: 8.30am-2pm
Sat: 7.30am-11.30am
Beacon  East London Golf Club: less than 5 km
Holes: 18
Par: M 72 W 72
Tel: 043 735 1356
22 Gleneagles Road, Bunkers Hill, East London
 Ann Bryant Art Gallery: less than 5 km
The gallery’s permanent collection includes British and European works of the later 18th and 19th Centuries as well as an extensive cross section of South African Art. For more info visit: Ann Bryant Art Gallery
The East London Museum contains fascinating array of exhibits that bring to life the natural history and the cultural history of the area. The Maritime Gallery holds a collection of relics from the many shipwrecks near East London,
Mercedes Benz Pro Driving Range: 5 km
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