Main Road
Once travelers are better acquainted with Port Elizabeth and South African history, many of them begin exploring automatically. One with the most popular ways to make this happen is simply by walking the Donkin Heritage Trail. This well-marked trail guides visitors with a journey that passes at the least 47 sites of historical significance in a very three-mile distance. Of particular note is the Donkin Lighthouse Building, where visitors can get a roadmap of the trail; the Donkin Reserve, an amount of charming Victorian cottages; and the No. 7 Castle Hill Museum, one in the oldest settler’s homesteads inside city. The Red Location Museum is often a fascinating detour about the Donkin Heritage Trail. The museum chronicles the lives and struggles of anti-apartheid activists, with moving narrative histories plus a host of artifacts. This thoughtful memorial is really a must-see on any itinerary.