Artillery Memorial, Cape Town, War memorial in Company's Garden, Cape Town, South Africa.

The Artillery Memorial is a monument in Company's Garden in Cape Town, South Africa, featuring a granite structure with an authentic cannon. The site displays names of fallen soldiers and faces east toward the National Gallery.

The memorial commemorates the South African gunners of the First World War and forms part of the Delville Wood Memorial in the Company's Garden. It records the names of officers, NCOs and men of the South African artillery who fell in the Great War of 1914–1918. Of the 5,800 white South African volunteers, 15% were Dutch and 85% English; about 2,536 were killed at Delville Wood in France. The monument is one of six war memorials in the garden.

The names of those who died appear carved into the site, making their memory part of the landscape visitors walk through. People pause here as they move through the garden, taking a moment to acknowledge those remembered.

The memorial sits in the central Company's Garden, which is accessible and crisscrossed with walking paths. The public park allows free access and provides a pleasant place to stop and look around.

The cannon displayed is not just decoration but an actual piece of military equipment from World War I. This original artifact adds to the site's realness and connects visitors directly to the equipment used in that conflict.