The Nelson Mandela Museum is located in the town of Qunu, South Africa, where Nelson Mandela spent his childhood. The museum showcases his life, struggles, and achievements in the fight against apartheid. It features various exhibits, photographs, and artifacts that highlight his journey from a young boy to a global icon for peace and reconciliation. Opened in 2000, the museum aims to educate visitors about the importance of human rights and social justice. It serves as a tribute to Mandela's legacy and encourages people to reflect on the values of forgiveness and unity that he championed throughout his life.