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The Springbok Experience Rugby Museum

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South Africa's story told through the eyes of its most powerful sport in a world-class museum, shortlisted in the international Museum + Heritage Awards.

Description

The museum features more than 60 audio visual displays where visitors can watch the history of South African rugby unfold, set among cases displaying historic objects such as famous trophies, jerseys, boots and other memorabilia. It makes a perfect venue for exclusive corporate events as well.

And there are games for children and adults alike where they can test their kicking, passing, fitness and reaction skills in the interactive ‘Springbok Trials’ games zone. There’s even a flagship Springbok shop.

The Springbok Experience is a museum – but much more than that – offering fun for all the family. It overlooks the main shopping precinct of one of Africa’s busiest visitor attractions – the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town – and comes complete with its own set of rugby poles in font of the elegant stand-alone building, Portswood House.

It is open from 10am to 6pm (every day except Christmas Day) and takes visitors on an interactive journey through the fascinating story of South African rugby from the 1860s right up to modern times.

It also tells the ‘hidden’ story of black rugby history for the first time and pulls no punches in placing rugby in South Africa’s social history as a sometimes divisive and ultimately unifying force. If you’re wondering what to do in Cape Town, you must visit the Springbok Experience.

For those wishing to host corporate team building events, the Springbok Experience is an ideal stop off point for an ‘amazing race’ while for larger corporate events in Cape Town the museum fronts onto a large croquet lawn which is available for hire from the V&A Waterfront.

Opening hours: 09h00 to 17h00 (last entry at 16h30), Tuesdays to Sundays. The SE will be closed on Mondays (excluding Public Holidays and between 1 December and 16 January every year), and Christmas Day.

Tickets can be purchased at the door or online, through Webtickets at www.webtickets.co.za.

Adults: R75
Students (new category, on presentation of a valid student card): R50
Pre-school (5 or under): Free
Scholars (6 to 18): R50
Pensioners (60 or older): R50
Families (up to two adults and four kids): R210 + R40 for every extra child
Groups (20 or more): By prior arrangement only, contact 021-418 4741.

Impressum

The Springbok Experience offers a fun and entertaining experience for the whole family and is a ‘must-do’ attraction at the heart of the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town.

Address: Portswood House, V&A Waterfront, 8002 Le Cap
Phone: 0214184741
Email: az.oc.ybguras@ecneirepxekobgnirps
Parking: Lot
City: Cape Town
Street Number: Portswood House, V&A Waterfront
Zip Code: 8002
categories: sport, history museum



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Reviews
Great for all who have an interest in sport and the desire for people to do the right thing. Excellent interactive areas with some fun fitness and skill games. Really worth going to even if Rugby isn't your thing.
This place gives you great understanding of the history of rugby in South Africa, it has fun and interactive activities for kids and is a must visit if you are interested in Rugby. It goes all the way back to the 1800s with memorabilia, paintings and more. You'll also get a free draught beer at Quay 4 for visiting this place.
This is a brilliant museum that captures South Africa's history through rugby and the country's love of the game. I worked my way through most exhibits and spent 2 hours inside.
Obvious to say, but if you're into your rugby/rugby history, you will love this place. If you're not, give it a miss. It's conveniently located and you can pop in while at the V&A waterfront
The Springbok experience is an excellent place to go if you enjoy your rugby. The place really makes you feel proud to be South African. There is a lot to see there in terms of the Springbok heritage and kids also get to do some interactive stuff.
Enjoyed visiting. Intro is interactive and beyond that interesting history of rugby
Really enjoyed my visit. The interactive area is simply amazing. Got so caught up almost forgot that there was the rest of the museum to see. The place is very informative about SAs history. Has different mediums of learning about SAs rugby history. There was also a nice short movie you get to watch. There is a store inside that sells SA rugby merchandise at a relatively reasonably price. Staff is friendly and always think of you first.
Heart warming and heart breaking at the same time but brilliant place to visit
I didn't join a tour or go through the experience, I just looked in at the gift shop. The staff were not all that friendly, the shop was well stocked if branded rugby jerseys are your thing. I think the tour could be very informative and interesting.
The Springbok Experience is a world-class, modern interactive museum telling South Africa’s story through the eyes of its most powerful sport. It offers a fun and entertaining experience for the whole family and is a ‘must-do’ attraction at the heart of the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town. The museum features more than 60 audio visual displays where visitors can watch the history of South African rugby unfold, set among cases displaying historic objects such as famous trophies, jerseys, boots and other memorabilia. It makes a perfect venue for exclusive corporate events as well. And there are games for children and adults alike where they can test their kicking, passing, fitness and reaction skills in the interactive ‘Springbok Trials’ games zone. There’s even a flagship Springbok shop. The Springbok Experience is a museum – but much more than that – offering fun for all the family. Set at the heart of one of Africa’s busiest visitor attractions – the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town – it comes complete with its own set of rugby poles and in an elegant stand-alone building, Portswood House, overlooking the main shopping precinct. It is open from 9am to 5pm every day except Christmas Day and closed on Mondays, except for the period between 1 December and 16 January each year and takes visitors on an interactive journey through the fascinating story of South African rugby from the 1860s right up to modern times. It also tells the ‘hidden’ story of black rugby history for the first time and pulls no punches in placing rugby in South Africa’s social history as a sometimes divisive and ultimately unifying force. If you’re wondering what to do in Cape Town, you must visit the Springbok Experience.
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