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Walvis Bay Museum is a museum, located at 12th Rd, Walvis Bay, Namibia

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12th Rd, Walvis Bay

Added by Jopie, at 03 May 2017

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12 Reviews

  • Julian Rohas
    13 March 2018

    Here you can find out all the history of walvis bay if you would like to know the origins and how it became the town that it is today

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  • Anchen. Senoritha Swartbooi
    12 March 2018

    Very educational and I will be back again

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  • Lendl Murphy
    12 February 2018

    Very nice neat and there's various kind of see animals too look at

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  • Hailie Haindongo
    02 February 2018

    It was magnificent. Absolutely amazing. It felt like I was reliving the past.

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  • Nomathamsanqa Khoza
    02 January 2018

    There are no tours available but informative in terms of self-learning. The museum is located 1 floor beneath the Walvis Bay Library and can be difficult to locate due to the absence of visible signs.

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  • Exile Muule
    11 December 2017

    Quite a good place to tour

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  • Josia Hangula
    10 December 2017

    Plenty to see and learn. Worth the experience

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  • Martin Molzahn
    15 November 2017

    Good for the whole family. Nice day out

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  • Nyiko Nkuna
    30 September 2017

    Starting place to understand the history of the town and of the country. Gives one a good idea of how life used to be like back in the idea

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  • Spinny 62
    26 September 2017

    Good

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  • Laurent Bonnet
    30 August 2017

    Overall, this is a very uninteresting museum. Like the Swakopmund museum, The room is old and dusty and there is plenty of memorabilia, but unlike it there is not much in the way of explanations, text, etc. The result is that the visitor is left wondering what this is all about, which is a shame because the museum obviously has lots of stuff in its collections, and the staff has done a lot to present things and display everything. The visit is free, so no regrets, but leave a tip as the place is run by volunteers only.

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  • Abel Castillo
    10 May 2017

    Poco para ver

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