If you’re looking for a unique way to spend your weekend and the last few days of the school holidays, why not head over to the open day at the South African Air Force Museum (SAAF) at the Ysterplaat Air Force Base this Saturday? There’s plenty to explore with over 4000 m2 of hangars and museum hall space.
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Not only is the museum an impressive sight, but it’s also a hub of South African history and heritage. From vintage aircraft to military artefacts, there’s so much on display that you can take your time and soak up all the sights without any added pressure.
The museum is open from 8am until 1pm, so make sure you arrive early to get the most out of your visit. And if you’re worried about getting peckish, don’t worry; the museum offers a range of snacks and beverages, including their famous German boerewors rolls.
But the real highlight of your visit will undoubtedly be the museum’s team of enthusiastic volunteers. Their passion and big smiles will make you feel right at home and leave you with lasting memories.
The SAAF Museum is a great way to spend your weekend and support an important piece of South African history. Remember to bring a small donation to help keep this incredible museum alive.
- Location: Piet Grobler St, Ysterplaat Airbase, Cape Town
- Date: Saturday, 13 January, 8am to 1pm
- Cost: Donation
- Contact: 027 21 508 6561
- Website: SAAF Museum
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Picture: SAAF Museum / Benjamin William Pearce