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South African Museum
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Address: 25 Queen Victoria Street, Cape Town 8001 South Africa
mapOfficial website: http://www.sajewishmuseum.co.za/-a_urlKey.28864fe82f848Kbb9.html
Phone: 27 021 465 1546
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Both Jews and Judaism play very important roles, and Jews have contributed a lot to the current development of South Africa. In the Jewish Museum, you can visit a lot of Jewish culture and beliefs, which is very helpful to the development of South Africa in terms of economy and education.
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This treasure in the middle of Cape Town features over one and a half million specimens from multiple branches of science. This includes astronomy, zoology, marine biology, paleontology, and geology. The country's largest collection of meteorites can be seen along with a giant squid exhibit. There are displays of Southern African wildlife, both terrestrial, marine, and extinct. The planetarium usually offers a variety of programs for visitors.
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Both Jews and Judaism play very important roles, and Jews have contributed a lot to the current development of South Africa. In the Jewish Museum, you can visit a lot of Jewish culture and beliefs, which is very helpful to the development of South Africa in terms of economy and education.
This is one of my favorite places before. The image of it seems to originate from a picture on a certain TV. Generally speaking, the museum is not very big and there is nothing worth staying in.
The African continent really has a history and a culture that needs to be discovered.
It turns out that Yutai's contribution to South Africa is not small.
The layout here is familiar, it should be similar to a museum in Egypt