Durban Natural Science MuseumThe Durban Natural Science Museum is of the old school of
museums, with diorama displays and stuffed specimens of extinct
animals rather than interactive experiences. There's a dusty
replica of a Tyrannosaurus Rex, and plasma screens showing natural
history scenery. Still, the museum is incredibly popular with local
families and school groups, attracting up to 300,000 visitors
annually. It's a great alternative for kids to visit while adults
take in the exhibits at the upstairs Durban Art Gallery. Located in
the beautiful City Hall, the museum is on a main bus and taxi
route. The area is busy during the day, and tourists should take
care not to show expensive cameras and cell phones that attract
pickpockets. Address: 1st Floor, Durban City Hall, Smith Street Telephone: 031 311 2242 Opening Time: Open Monday to Saturday from 8.30am - 5pm. Sunday and
Public Holidays from 11am Â? 5pm. Closed Easter and Christmas
Day. Admission: Free |