Swakopmund Prison Building
Namibia
The Prison Building in Swakopmund was built between 1907 and 1909 and is unique in that it still serves its original administrative purpose to this today. Built in typical German colonial style it was designed by the Government main builder of the day Otto Ertl, and it shares many characteristics of the Old Court Building, also designed by Ertl.
It has an unusual style for a prison building and has been described as 'resembling a large country residence or lodge' and perhaps its commanding architectural appearance has become more important than any historical significance.
The prison has been well-maintained over the decades and was restored and extended in 1991/2. It was proclaimed a national monument on 26th October 1973
Situated close to the beach & the town center. This hotel offers a wide choice of room types making it the perfect choice for every budget
Right in the middle of town, the Hansa is over 100 years old and still offers top quality accommodation
Situated out of town on the Rossmund Golf course, one of the world's best desert courses.
A large hotel, based around the historic railway station. Complete with casino, bars and restaurants

