Moravian Church has the largest percentage of inhabitants as members. Church services take place on Sunday at 10h00 and 19h00 (summer) and 18h00 (winter). They are known for their beautiful choir singing and brass band performances.

Genadendal Drukkery / Printing Works are one of the oldest Mission Presses in South Africa which is still in operation.

Moravian Restaurant serves traditional foods, bookings are essential beforehand. You can phone for a menu or give your own order.

Art & Craft Centre / Gift shop / Information Centre / Bakery have a variety of local products. Medicinal honeybush teas, once a favourite among the Khoi tribe is presently harvested in the mountains of Genadendal by local residents. Stone ground flour baked bread and muffins, interesting tribal Khoisan artifacts are all among unique Genadendal products.

Genadendal Church Square - All buildings were declared National Monuments in 1980. There are 24 tourist attractions that form this historical place, among them are the Mission Museum with its 15 exhibition rooms, displaying a unique collection ranging from household equipment, musical instruments, medical equipment, tools, books, printing presses, the oldest fire-engine and oldest pipeorgan in the country.