District Six Museum

This poignant museum occupies the heart of what was once a vibrant multi-racial neighborhood forcibly demolished by apartheid authorities in 1966, preserving the memories and voices of thousands displaced families. Through personal testimonies, photographs, and reconstructed domestic spaces, you'll encounter the lived experiences of people whose homes and communities were erased from the map. The museum serves as both a memorial and a powerful statement about resilience, loss, and the importance of remembering difficult histories.