Hector Pieterson Museum is a history museum Soweto located in South Africa.
8288 Maseko Street, Orlando West Soweto 1808 South Africa
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Obviously if you are in Soweto then again this is a sight that you can not miss. It is very tragic and peaceful . Make sure you@have a local guide to tell@you the history behind it. Recommended.
I never before heard of this boy who became such a powerful symbol. Good & very informative museum on major uprising in 1976. Expect to be touched & moved when you come out.
After a solid lunch , it's time to move onto your next stop: the Hector Pieterson Museum, commemorating the death of 350 children during the protests of 1976. Entry is around R25.
Impressive and must see if you want to understand Apartheid . And the power of languages. Being able to speak your own!
Nice and well made museum . Must see at least once.
Very safe despite what people say.
Good exhibits in this museum to teach about the Soweto uprising
Great place to learn more about the uprising of the revolt against the horrendous regime of apartheid !
Impressive - must see
Visit done by mount Zion tours and travels
It is not big but dramatic place for the memories of black people..
A must see in Soweto
Really sad but also powerful
No Photography or Cameras are allowed inside -:( WHY WHY? Not cool.
Open Monday to Saturday, from 10am to 5pm. Entry fee R25.
Da visitare in rigoroso silenzio.
Mandela’s house, on the same street as Desmond Tutu’s house. Good tour by volunteer guides showing us around the various rooms and the yard. - Yarn Lam
Very good museum about the history of apartheid in SA. Should spend half a day here to read thoroughly and watch the interviews. - Yarn Lam
Have a lot of pushers. Ramp iss very steep and narrow. A long push as well. Have a bike a long walk from production. Long everywhere - Brian Collins