Oliewenhuis Art Museum
open now, until 17:00
Visual arts Museum
Oliewenhuis Art Museum is an Art Museum which holds in trust an historical and contemporary art collection on behalf of the people of South Africa. Oliewenhuis - a Neo-Dutch style mansion - was designed by William Mollison, Head Architect of the Department of Public Works and his assistant, John Stockwing Cleland in 1935. Completed in 1941, this mansion, located on Grant’s Hill, served as residence for the Governor General of the Union of South Africa from 1942. Read more
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Oliewenhuis Art Museum has a total of 435 visitors (checkins) and 4772 likes.