The District Six Museum is located in Cape Town, South Africa, and focuses on the history of the District Six area, which was a vibrant, multicultural neighborhood before the apartheid era. Established in 1994, the museum aims to preserve the memories of the community that was forcibly removed during the 1970s under the Group Areas Act. The museum features various exhibits, photographs, and personal stories that highlight the cultural diversity and social dynamics of District Six. It serves as a space for reflection and education, promoting awareness about the impacts of apartheid and the importance of social justice in contemporary society.