Magaliesburg

This little village has a rich history dating back to the origins of mankind. It is situated in the heart of the countryside within the southern hills of the Magaliesburg Mountain Range. Come and experience the life of its inhabitants within the village, as well as the mountains, which are proudly named after the Chief of The Po People, Chief Magali.
Magaliesburg, which boasts a magnificent display of coniferous forests, is situated on the border of the North West and Gauteng provinces

Attractions:
Magaliesburg may be a rural district, abundant in natural and animal wildlife and bushveld, yet this area still caters to the modern luxuries. This small town is a haven for hospitality, art galleries, spas and country restaurants.
Indulge in a place with relaxed ambience brought on by the valleys, rivers and indigenous woodland, and be intrigued by the overwhelming inspiration of body, mind and soul which only Mother Nature can bring.

The Krugersdorp Railway Museum, just a few kilometres outside Magaliesburg, offers the experience of olden times travelling with their collection of 90 steam engine locomotives, which just happens to be the largest of its kind in South Africa. Rare items such as steam cranes or the more ordinary such as steam rollers are all on display at this remarkable museum. The pictures on the walls tell a story of the history of travel and add to the ambience of the museum.
The museum also offers and coordinates tours on the Magaliesburg Express Fun Train.

Magaliesburg is also home to the luxurious and tranquil luxury retreat, The Mount Grace Country House and Spa. This stunning country house offers many different types of spa treatments which ensure a rejuvenating, soul stirring experience, one of these being the heated floatation pool which has been designed to give the therapeutic benefits of hydrotherapy.