Kimberley Big Hole

Kimberley City Hall

The Diggers' Memorial

The McGregor Museum

Visit the largest hand-dug excavation in the world, the famous Big Hole, and be transported back in time to the very beginning of Kimberley. The Big Hole is a massive excavation, 214 meters deep with a surface area of 17 hectares and a perimeter of 1.6 km.

The Kimberley City Hall was built in 1899 just before the start of the Anglo-Boer War.
It reflects the influence of Neoclassical architecture in South Africa. 

The Diggers' Memorial fountain in the Ernest Oppenheimer Gardens was erected in honour of diggers past and present.
The gardens are a memorial to the late Sir Ernest Oppenheimer, a mining magnate who was the first mayor of Kimberley.

The McGregor Museum houses natural history and cultural history collections including a botanical herbarium, zoology collections, a history archive, ethnography collections, archaeology and rock art collections, physical anthropology, palaeontology and geology collections.

The Belgravia Historical Walk

De Beers Diamond Oval

Kriek Helicopters Kimberley

GWK Park

Opulent lifestyles, famous people, unique architecture, entertaining anecdotes and gossip of years gone by, as well as the ambience of Kimberley's first exclusive residential suburb are what visitors doing the Belgravia Historical Walk will be exposed to. 

Home to cricket team Griqualand West, De Beers Diamond Oval was formerly the De Beers Country Club and Kimberley Country Club. The 11 000-seater stadium
hosted three matches during the 2003 ICC Cricket World Cup.

Do helicopter flights over the Big Hole or fly out to Mattanu Private Game Reserve for some helicopter game viewing, view the flamingos, Vaal River or Spitskop dam.

GWK Park the home of Griquas Rugby team. 

This rugby stadium is available for a host of events and can accommodate 10 000 spectators.