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MuseumBo-Kaap
Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre
- 4.6367 reviews
- Free
- Closed now
Museum in central Cape Town on the Holocaust and other genocides, with exhibitions, events and workshops. Bring photo ID.
Quick answers
Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre in short
When is Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre open?
Mon–Thu 10 AM–5 PM; Fri 10 AM–2 PM; Sat closed; Sun 10 AM–5 PM. Hours checked on 6 November 2026.
When is the best time to visit Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre?
It's at its best mornings and afternoons. Wedar also scores every hour of the next five days against the forecast; see the best time on this page.
Is Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre indoors or outdoors?
Indoors: a good pick when it rains.
Is Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre good for kids?
Sometimes: Heavy subject matter; best for older children with a parent.
How much does Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre cost?
It's free to visit.
Do you need to book Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre?
No, you can walk in.
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How long do you need at Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre?
About 1.5 hours.
Where is Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre?
88 Hatfield St, Cape Town City Centre, Cape Town, 8001.
Is Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre wheelchair accessible?
Accessibility: wheelchair accessible parking, wheelchair accessible entrance, wheelchair accessible restroom.
Status, rating and hours checked on 6 November 2026; kids, cost, booking and setting verified by the Wedar team. Where our data comes from
Right now · 7:00 pm
Why it fits right now
Closed right now.
Opens tomorrow 10 am.
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The next five days
Best time to go
When your plans and the weather actually get along. Scored on the forecast, its opening hours and when it's at its best. Tap a time to see it.
Before you go
Plan your visit
Hours
Closed nowmonday10 AM–5 PM
All hoursFewer hours
- mondayToday
- 10 AM–5 PM
- tuesday
- 10 AM–5 PM
- wednesday
- 10 AM–5 PM
- thursday
- 10 AM–5 PM
- friday
- 10 AM–2 PM
- saturday
- Closed
- sunday
- 10 AM–5 PM
Hours checked 6 Nov
Where and how
- 1 Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre
- 2 Maria's Greek Café · 2 min
- 3 Roxy Late Night · 3 min
- 4 Prashad Café Gardens · 3 min
- 5 Aubergine Restaurant · 3 min
Good to know
- Kids: Heavy subject matter; best for older children with a parent
- Indoors
- Free to visit
- Allow about 1.5 h
- Step-free entrance
- Accessible washroom
From visitors and the venue
What it's like
4.6from 367 reviews
Known for
- Holocaust exhibition
- Genocide education
- Workshops
What people say
- People like:
- Educational, moving exhibits, free entrance
- Worth knowing:
- Emotionally heavy content
Around Bo-Kaap
Nearby
Within about a 15-minute walk.
Maria's Greek CaféGreek taverna · 2 min walk
Roxy Late NightBar · 3 min walk
Prashad Café GardensIndian vegetarian · 3 min walk
Good nowAubergine RestaurantFine dining · 3 min walk
On nearby
For the next three hours
What to wear to go there now
Nothing extra: dress as you like.
Nothing extra. Dress as you like.
It's indoors, so this is for the trip there and back.