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Featured Hotels Near Cape Town Diamond Museum Cape Town
Silo Square V&a Waterfront (0.1 km from Cape Town Diamond Museum)
Located 1.1 miles from Mouille Point Beach The Silo Hotel offers 5-star accommodations in Cape Town and has a bar.
Silo 6 Silo Square V&a Waterfront (0.2 km from Cape Town Diamond Museum)
Proposing a unique lifestyle experience within Silo district the Radisson RED Hotel V&A Waterfront Cape Town is the first of its kind focusing on art fashion and music to connect people.The hotel features a rooftop sun terrace and views of the sea.
West Quay Victoria & Alfred Waterfr (0.2 km from Cape Town Diamond Museum)
Standing at the heart of the V&A Waterfront is a figure that evokes familiarity comfort and a sense of adventure – Cape Grace is a timeless presence.
West Quay Road (0.3 km from Cape Town Diamond Museum)
Superior Three Bedroom Apartment offers top-notch services and amenities ensuring guests experience utmost comfort. Share your photos and respond to emails at your convenience thanks to the free Wi-Fi internet access offered by apartment.
V&a Marina Residential West Quay Ro (0.3 km from Cape Town Diamond Museum)
Located in Cape Town Atlantic Marina offers luxurious accommodations within 2625 feet of the V&A Waterfront. This property offers free private parking on site.
West Quay Road (0.3 km from Cape Town Diamond Museum)
Superior Three Bedroom Apartment offers accommodations in Cape Town 1.8 miles from Three Anchor Bay Beach and a 15-minute walk from CTICC.
1 West Quay Road (0.3 km from Cape Town Diamond Museum)
Featuring an outdoor pool and mountain views Elegant Waterfront Apartment with No Loadshedding is set in Cape Town's Waterfront Marina.
Portswood Close Portswood Ridge (0.3 km from Cape Town Diamond Museum)
Built in the 1800’s as a private residence for the harbor master this beautifully restored building located in the V&A Waterfront is home to one of Cape Town’s most exclusive boutique hotels.
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About Hotels in Cape Town Diamond Museum!
The Cape Town Diamond Museum is a vibrant institution located in the heart of the city that educates visitors about the history, science and social implications of diamonds. Established in 2000, the museum is housed in a building that was originally built in 1901 as a diamond sorting house. The museum features interactive exhibits and informative displays, enabling visitors to explore the captivating story of diamonds from their formation deep within the Earth’s mantle to their transportation, cutting and polishing, and eventual display as beautiful works of art.
At the museum’s entrance is a spectacular piece – an eight-metre-long replica of the Cullinan Diamond. Visitors can learn about how this 3106-carat gem was discovered near Pretoria, South Africa in 1905. They can also marvel at its nine polished diamonds, including two of Great Britain's most treasured Crown Jewels – the 530-carat First Star of Africa and 317-carat Second Star of Africa.
In addition to its permanent collection, the Cape Town Diamond Museum regularly hosts rotating exhibitions by world-renowned jewellery designers and diamond cutters. These exhibitions provide insight into traditional artisanal craftsmanship as well as more modern diamond production techniques used today.
The museum also offers educational programs for school children aged 9 to 16 that explore topics such as geology and sustainable development. The programs are designed to inspire young people by connecting them with nature and teaching them how humanity has worked with nature over thousands of years to create beautiful gems like diamonds from deep within our planet’s core.
Furthermore, there are special walking tours available where visitors can explore Cape Town's historic diamond district and experience first hand what life was like for those who worked in it during the early days of diamond mining back when gold rush fever swept across southern Africa in 1870s and 1880s.
With its fascinating blend of artistry, history, science and culture, the Cape Town Diamond Museum offers something unique for tourists looking to gain an insightful appreciation into one of nature's most precious gifts: diamonds!