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Museums and science centres in Gauteng

Interactive science centres, history museums, planetariums and heritage sites around Johannesburg and Pretoria that work for children.

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πŸ•’Our usual opening times are Β· Tues to Fri: 9:30am-3:30pm Β· Sat: 9:30am-12:30pm Β· Schools andβ€¦πŸ“…Dates on enquiryπŸŽ‚Ages 0–11πŸ“Johannesburg
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πŸ•’Cheetah Run & Guided tour: Β· Sun: 8am Β· Walking tours: Β· Mon to Fri: 8am, 9am, 10am, 11am Β· Sat &β€¦πŸ“…Dates on enquiryπŸŽ‚Ages 6–18
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πŸ•’Tues-Sun: 9am-4pm Β· Tours run every hourπŸ“…Dates on enquiryπŸŽ‚Ages 6–18πŸ“Muldersdrift
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πŸ•’Open by appointment only. Contact 082 411 6898 to make your booking.πŸ“…Dates on enquiryπŸŽ‚Ages 0–18πŸ“Florida Park
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πŸ•’Mon to Fri: 9am-4pm gem shop, pedal cars, scratch patch and restaurant (no mine tour during theβ€¦πŸ“…Dates on enquiryπŸŽ‚Ages 0–18πŸ“Kyalami
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πŸ•’Mon to Sun, public holidays 9am-5pm (last tour at 4pm)πŸ“…Dates on enquiryπŸŽ‚Ages 2–18πŸ“Braamfontein
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Gauteng has a genuinely strong museum offering for children, anchored by the interactive science centres where exhibits are built to be handled rather than observed. Term-time weekday mornings are heavily booked by school groups, so family visits work better in the afternoon or at weekends. Most sites offer a family ticket that undercuts individual entry, and several of the larger museums are free or donation-based on specific days. Attention span is the real constraint: two hours is a realistic ceiling for primary-aged children, and the venues with an outdoor area or cafΓ© to break the visit up tend to work better than those without.

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