The Walvis Bay Museum (housed within the town library) documents the town’s layered history: its unusual status as a British
Namibia’s premier marine aquarium — a walk-through tunnel surrounded by sharks, stingrays, rays and a spectacular variety of Namibian sea
Established in 1951, the Swakopmund Museum is Namibia’s largest privately run museum — an ambitious collection covering the country’s natural
Comprehensive museum covering the town’s natural history, diamond rush history, indigenous Nama and Topnaar people, local fishing industry and colonial
Local history museum covering Otjiwarongo’s development, the indigenous Herero and Ovambo peoples, colonial era and the region’s wildlife heritage. Displays
Museum and memorial complex in Outapi covering Namibia’s liberation war in Ovamboland. Military equipment, personal testimonies and photographs. Memorial to
Small but fascinating museum covering the six Kavango peoples, their traditions, crafts, fishing culture and relationship with the Okavango River.
5-storey glass and copper museum on Robert Mugabe Ave tracing Namibia’s journey from pre-colonial life through the German genocide of
Museum covering the South African Border War (Bush War) from Namibia’s perspective. Military vehicles, uniforms, weapons and personal accounts of
Two-campus national museum covering natural history and independence history. Key cultural stop in Windhoek.
