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TOURISM INFORMATION
Vryheid Information Bureau
Carnegie Library, Cnr. Mark/Landrost Streets.
Tel 034 982 2133 X 2229
Fax 034 982 3497
E-Mail information@abaqulusi.co.za

Once the capital of the Nieuwe Republiek, and incorporated into the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek, in 1884, Vryheid Freedom became a focal point for German immigration which continues to inform this modern, progressive town. Many examples of Tudor and Edwardian architecture stand among the numerous historic landmarks.

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Find a place to stay in this area. This is where you will find all types of places to stay from hotels to caravan parks, from bush lodges to backpackers. (photo by Evgeni Dinev)

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Cultural heritage sites, activities and information in the local area.

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General Information photo by Stuart Miles

More general information to make your travel experience easier like Information Offices, Doctors, Dentists, Hospitals, Police and more (photo by Stuart Miles)

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Shopping and entertainment photo by Chuck Felix

Shop till you drop in malls and shopping centres. Visit local crafts shops. Unique products and local bargains galore. (photo by Chuck Felix)

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Outdoor and indoor sports as well as many activities and experiences for the adventure seekers among us. Climb a mountain or play golf. Its up to you. (photo by Michal Marcol)

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This Tudor-style dwelling was erected in 1920. The old house was declared a national monument in December 1981

Area: Vryheid, Zululand, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

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The house is rectangular, being constructed of local stone with two bay windows in the front facade and a centrally placed modern front door set into the original frame. It is a national monument.