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A wonderfully well preserved Victorian-era villa with loads of historical interest, in particular because the peace treaty ending the Anglo-Boer war was signed here, and the very table it was signed on is still here. Our guide told us that the AWB (white nationalists) actually...More
Just went there to see how the place looks like inside and the outside set up. However I could not check the rooms , as I was only allowed up to the reception are, however, I took a quick glimpse whilebusy asking few questions about...More
I loved visiting this place. Make sure you take the audio tour which is really well done however it’s not advertised very clearly and you could easy just walk around. Well worth visiting just do some forward planning if using the loos! See photo
This stately mansion was where the Anglo-Boer Treaty was signed in 1902. It is a proud mansion that is worth visiting if in Pretoria and has been left in its original condition. The grounds are well maintained and the large property has a clay tennis...More
was worth going and having a look if you are doing the pretoria tour. But there is a charge to visit the place, so you may want to be mindful of the same. check with your guide.
A lovely historic house seeped in history. Really enjoyed going through the rooms that are well kept as if there are still people living in the house. Lovely verandah around the house and huge gardens. There has been in the past, an exquisite antique fair...More
I never get tired of visiting this venue and do so each time it's Antique Fair Day. Well kept with authentic items in each room. Well worth a visit to all visitors to Pretoria.
Went today and was totally astonished about how great everything was kept in place. Now for the best part I am what they may say an "indigo child". This experience was totally awesome and I would recommend you go for a visit if you are...More
Melrose House is a stately mansion and museum located on Burgers Park in Pretoria, South Africa. Since there was a cost to visit the museum of R22, we did not visit the place but saw it only from the outside. There is free parking there.
The rich history of this manor house right in the heart of the city. Step inside to a forgotten era of simpler pleasures.
