Plan your Visit
Bertram House, situated at the top of Government Avenue in the centre of Cape Town, is currently closed to the public, as it is undergoing maintenance and restoration. This house is the only remaining example of the English Georgian-style red-brick houses that were once common in Cape Town. The house is said to have been built in around 1839 by English immigrant and notary John Barker, who named it in memory of his late wife, Ann Bertram Findlay, who had died in 1838.
Bertram House
Hours:
Open between 09h00 and 16h00 Thursday and Friday
Closed on Christmas Day and Workers’ Day
Fees:
International Fee
Adults: R100
Children aged 5 to 17: R100
Pensioners and Students: R100
Local Fee
Adults: R60.00
Children aged 5 to 17: R40.00
Upon Presentation of Valid Identification
South African pensioners and students (with valid cards): R40.00 / Free entry on Fridays
| Education Programme fees | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Planetarium school shows | R | 40 | Per learner per learner |
| Booked school groups (museum school lessons with museum educator ) |
R | 40 | |
| Booked School groups (museum school lessons without museum educator ) |
R | 20 | |
| Unbooked school groups ( museum school lessons without museum educator ) |
R | 30 | |
| Guided tours for (organisations, business, private Individuals, etc) | R | 110 | per person |
| Mobile Museum to schools | R | 260 | per visit |
| Outreach programmes to festivals | R | 290 | per day |
| Public programmes | Free | ||
Free entry on commemorative days
