Experts' Choice Award Iziko Slave Lodge
5 expert reviews
“A sobering account of slavery in the Cape, as well as excellent and evocative temporary exhibits that tend to examine apartheid and racism.”
– Fodor's
Lonely Planet "The lodge has a fascinating history... today, it's a museum mainly devoted to the history and experience of slaves and their descendants in the Cape." Full review
Time Out "Built by the Dutch East India Company to house up to 9,000 slaves, convicts and the mentally ill." Full review
Travel + Leisure "The Slave Lodge, built in 1679, is where more than 9,000 slaves were held, tortured, and traded for nearly 150 years. Pay a visit to this Adderley Street museum to learn more about their stories." Full review
Afar Magazine "History buffs and those who are curious about the slave trade and its impact on South African development (specifically the Cape) will really enjoy a visit to the Slave Lodge." Full review
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+27 21 467 7229
Corner of Adderley and Wale Streets, Cape Town Central 8000 , South Africa
