The Red Location museum is undoubtably a very interesting place, the architecture is different to anything else that we had seen in SA and the exhibits were well presented and informative, not to mention very moving. The use of multimedia and different presentation seems quite innovative, particularly in the rooms discussing death in custody and the representation of the township... More

The concept of this place is great - it is placed in the township and really stands to contrast to the rest of the area, but it is built to give back to the people there. The museum is interesting, but there is little to see and lots to read. So you need time to go through everything here. A... More

as part of our historical tour of Port Elizabeth, we visited the Red Location Museum, you must give yourself enough time to see everything that is in this museum, its well worth the visit

To find such incredible architecture in the heart of a very rundown area in Port Elizabeth is quite fantastic. It's a great eye opener into the history that you seek to understand when you're visiting, but the design is something you won't see in a hurry anywhere else.

Dont be afraid to go there by your own, it is more safe than you think. Everyone/everybody should go there once in a lifetime - it make you think, grief, hope.....

This has to be the must go-to place in Port Elizabeth. A fine new building set in the middle of a township which was a centre for anti-aparthied struggle, it show the reality of that struggle for local people. It is very moving and informative. Take no notice of the idea that the neighbourhood is dangerous. The museum is certainly... More

A must-see for any traveler to Port Elizabeth and/or South Africa so that you can be educated about the realities and legacies of Apartheid and the related resistance movements. An impressive museum in a architecturally stunning building.

Provides a very interesting and thought-provoking overview of the Apartheid era in PE. Given the location, it is understandably one-sided in its analysis, but definitely worth a visit.

This is kinda empty, displays are poor, and it's obviously an ode to one point of view, reminds me of the Soviet Union museums, it may need some time before a realistic museum is done about that period of time.