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Botswana National Museum

Botswana National Museum
Location: Gaborone, Francistown, Maun

The Botswana National Museum, established in 1967 in Gaborone, serves as a cultural and educational hub dedicated to preserving and showcasing the country’s rich heritage. The museum houses diverse collections, including traditional artifacts, contemporary art, historical objects, and natural history exhibits, offering insights into Botswana’s cultural evolution, wildlife, and artistic expression.

Key highlights include ethnographic displays that celebrate the diverse cultures of Botswana, archaeological findings that reveal ancient human activities in the region, and contemporary art exhibitions that reflect modern societal themes. The museum also manages important historical sites, such as rock art sites and heritage monuments across the country.

Beyond exhibitions, the Botswana National Museum plays a crucial role in community outreach, education, and conservation efforts, making it an essential institution for preserving Botswana’s cultural and natural legacy for future generations.

Physical Address:  311 Independence Avenue, Gaborone, Gaborone, Botswana

Tel: 361 0400

Website: bwmuseum@gov.bw

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