Brummeria Nearby Attractions Nearby Towns (within 20km) Towns listed closest to farthest.Murrayfield, Silverton, Lynnwood Ridge, Meyerspark, Die Wilgers, La Montagne, Lynnwood, Lynnwood Glen, Menlo Park, Queenswood, Colbyn, Menlyn, Hazelwood, Hatfield, Ashlea Gardens, Brooklyn, Faerie Glen, Newlands Pretoria, Waterkloof Park, Willow Glen, Wapadrand, Derdepoort, Waterkloof Glen, Garsfontein, Bailey's Muckleneuk, Eastwood, Waverley Pretoria, Villieria, Equestria, Arcadia, Montana Park, Constantia Park, Riviera, Deerness, Montana, Erasmuskloof, Waterkloof Ridge, Rietfontein, Pretoria East, Muckleneuk, Montana Tuine, Erasmusrand, Gezina, Monumentpark, Moreleta Park, Pretoria CBD, Woodhill, Willow Acres, Silver Lakes, Wonderboom-South, Shere, Kameeldrift East, Pretoria, Pretoria and Surrounding Areas, Wonderboom, Capital Park, Eloffsdal, Sinoville, Les Marais, Zwavelpoort, Waterkloof, Cynthiavale, Annlin, Zeekoegat, Pretoria North, Daspoort, Doornpoort, Roodeplaat Dam Nature Reserve, Bon Accord, Rietvlei Nature Reserve District, Theresa Park, Centurion, Heatherdale, Donkerhoek, Amandasig, Winternest, Karenpark |
Brummeria
Brummeria is a beautiful, leafy suburb in Pretoria.
Attractions:
Brummeria is nearby the Pioneer Museum in Silverton which is a beautiful Victorian Style house which was established as a farm in 1846, here you can enjoy watching the many demonstrations such as wheat grinding, bread baking, milking and candle making. The museum has a shop and you may even enjoy a picnic on the grounds. The museum is host to many functions throughout the year. Pretoria is well known for the popular Union Building which is known to symbolise the unity of the two cultures in the country since the Anglo Boer War. The Union Buildings are not open to the public but are admired by visitors from the beautiful surrounding gardens.
Climate:
Brummeria enjoys a moderate climate with hot summer days and cooler evenings with most rainfall as thunderstorms, lightening and hail. The winter months are cool to very cold. |
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