Made a 100k detour to visit this morning. Open according to their web site Sat morning 9 to 12. Closed. Not a soul in sight. Sign outside even said open 9 to 1. We were there at 10.30.

The exhibition is smaller than expected, though the siege happened exactly there, nevertheless it is quite interesting. I was reading Giles Foden's novel about the siege at this time, so we made this...

very well laid out. like stepping into the past. each room a good history lesson. each side well represented and the timeline explained well.

We visited the museum and learned a lot about the history of Ladysmith. Very interesting displays. Lots of historical information regarding the Anglo Boer War and the roles that everyone played...

This little museum is jam packed with exhibits and memorabilia all with extensive notes and explanations in English, Afrikaans and Zulu. Set aside at least an hour.

The museum is located in the centre of the town. It is surrounded by litter and hawkers napping on the benches. However, this museum was recommended to me by various people, and when I walked in, I...

We had specifically planned our trip to start with a visit to the Siege Museum and arrived at the museum at the advertised opening time on Saturday 27th January. Although waiting for 30 minutes...

First of all, if you are not interested in history, or have no general information about the history of South-Africa, it's best to skip this museum. But, if you are interested in the history of the...

Took my granddaughters out for the afternoon ...they really enjoyed the history lesson . Everything is laid out in such a easy to follow and good flowing style, it was clean and neat.

Great small museum dedicated to the events that happened in Ladysmith during the Boer War. Such an important part of history and well told in the museum pieces.