PLACES OF INTEREST
Places of Interest and Entertainment
Dinosaurs, Victorian Bloemfontein street scene, animals, bugs and other interesting things. Café and shop. Child and disabled friendly
Location: C/o Aliwal and Church Street
Restored Edwardian home of John Edwin Harrison, exhibits of toys, kitchen, bedroom and artifacts from the Victorian era.
Location: 31 Kellner Street
Military Museum showing the role of the South African army in the two world wars. Also weapons on display. Building dates back to 1848.
Location: Church Street
Collection of Fire engines and other interesting equipment, the history of the Fire Brigade.
Location: Ehrlich Park Fire Station, Church Street
Stately sandstone home to prime ministers of the Orange Free State, now a museum of memorabilia from the period.
Location: C/o Pres. Brand and St George Street
Glorious example of sandstone architecture from 1929 and home to Free State legislature.
Location: C/n Pres. Brand and Charles Street, entrance on Elizabeth St.
First house to be built in Bloemfontein, has been a school, a court and a church, now a museum of Bloemfontein history. Child and disabled access friendly.
Location: St George Street
Museum dedicated to the woman and children who died in the Boer War Concentration Camps.
Location: Monument Road
Only game reserve within a city, giraffe and buck and 360 views of the city. Child and disabled access friendly.
Location: Union Avenue
Indigenous gardens with walking trails, picnic spots and shop and restaurant. Child and disabled access friendly.
Location: Rayton Road
Indoor collection of orchids. Child and disabled access friendly.
Location: Union Ave
Lion reserve and game farm. Picnic spots. Child and Disabled access friendly.
Location: 40km from Bloemfontein on R700 (Bultfontein Rd)
Observatory dating back to 1927 housing 3rd largest telescope in Africa. Virtual space tours and star gazing. Child and disabled access friendly.
Location: Maselspoort Road
Nursery, shops, restaurants and children’s play area. Child and disabled access friendly.
Location: Langenhoven Park
Shopping and entertainment, restaurants, cinemas. Child and disabled access friendly.
Location: Henry Street
Shopping and Entertainment Centre, restaurants, cinemas and shopping. Child and disabled access friendly.
Location: Nelson Mandela Dr
Collection of 20th – 21st century South African art with gardens, walking trails, picnic spots, tea garden and sculpture garden and restaurant. Child and disabled access friendly.
Location: Harry Smith Street
Centre for theatre and arts. Disabled access friendly.
Location: c/o Markgraaff and St Andrew Street