Situated in the town of KwaNojoli, the Anglican "All Saints" Church is noted for its beautiful Memorial windows.

There's a monument on the Dutch Reformed Church grounds in memory of Commandant Paul Erasmus.

The Somerset East War Memorial (also called the Delville Wood Memorial) is located on Njoli Street near the Western entrance to town. 

Owned and operated by the Jakes Gerwel Foundation, Paulet house is a wonderful addition to the town, as a writers retreat.

The Somerset East Dutch Reformed Church is the fourth oldest congregation of the Dutch Reformed Church in the Eastern Cape.

Renowned artist Walter Battiss was born in Somerset East, and lived in the building that now houses the museum as a child.

The Bruintjies Hoogte Pass lies on the R63 road about halfway between Pearston and Somerset East. Most of the R63 traverses fairly flat terrain just to the south of a long line of mountains.

The monument in memory of Commandant William Charles Comley stands on the grounds of the Apostolic Church (previously the Methodist Church) on Njoli Street, the main street through town.

Housed in one of the most historically significant buildings in the town the museum is a must see for any visitors to the town.

There are three heritage sites very close to each other on the N10 near Cookhouse.

Situated in the KwaNojoli Museum, this exhibition recognizes four important heroes of the struggle against apartheid that were born in the area.

The Buffelshoek Pass is situtated on the R337 between Pearston and Cradock.

The Cookhouse railway station was built in the late 1800's as part of the expansion of the Cape Colony's railway system, and became an important junction. 

Middleton is located near Cookhouse and was first established in 1879 as a train station to act as a layover point between larger towns.

The Slagtersnek Monument is located on the N10 south of Cookhouse.

The history of Glen Avon is that of Robert Hart who was regarded as being the “Father of the 1820 Settlers”.