Outeniqua Transport Museum

About Outeniqua Transport Museum

The Outeniqua Transport Museum, located in George, South Africa, is a premier heritage site dedicated to South Africa's railway and transport history. Housed in a historic 1932 locomotive shed, the museum features an extensive collection of 13 steam locomotives, vintage cars, and various road transport vehicles. Historic Locomotives: Notable displays include the Emil Kessler, Johannesburg's first steam locomotive, and the massive GL Garrett. Royal & Presidential Coaches: Explore the "White Coach" used by Queen Elizabeth during her 1947 visit, as well as Paul Kruger’s private saloon. Vintage Collection: Beyond trains, you'll find classic automobiles, fire engines, horse-drawn wagons, and an extensive model train layout. Outeniqua Power Van: This popular motorized trolley trip departs from the museum, offering scenic rides through the Outeniqua Mountains, forests, and tunnels.