Historic Pietermaritzburg

Founded in 1838, this KwaZulu-Natal city reflects colonial, Zulu, and Indian influences. Red-brick Victorian buildings line the streets, including the Old Government House and City Hall, which features the world's largest red-brick facade. The Railway Station, where Mahatma Gandhi was forcibly removed from a train in 1893, holds historical significance and the ornate Old Post Office, which is a beautiful blend of classical and Victorian designs. The iconic Natal Museum showcases a range of exhibits that narrate the region's cultural and natural history. A short walk away, the Provincial Legislature building stands as a symbol of political heritage with its intricate stonework and Victorian detailing. The tranquil streets are lined with well-preserved houses from the colonial era,