Johannesburg: Apartheid Museum to increase admission fees from 01 May 2025!

The Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg, one of South Africa’s most renowned historical attractions, has announced an increase in its admission fees, effective 01 May 2025. This annual price adjustment will see the adult ticket price rise from R160.00 to R170.00 per person, while entry for pensioners, students, and children will increase from R110.00 to R120.00 per person.
All admission tickets include access to the museum's audio tour, offering an immersive and informative visitor experience. Pensioners must present a valid ID, and students must show a current student card at the entrance.
Please note: Due to the graphic and sensitive content displayed throughout the Apartheid Museum, children under the age of 11 are not advised to visit.

Located within the Gold Reef City precinct, the Apartheid Museum has been a key cultural landmark since its opening in 2001. It is internationally recognized as the leading museum documenting 20th-century South African history, with a particular focus on the rise and fall of apartheid.
The Apartheid Museum is open to visitors Wednesday through Sunday, including public holidays, from 09:00 to 17:00.