Item Code: 09-255

R 1,350.00

This Tour lasts between 7 to 8 hours and it takes you to the ins and outs of Johannesburg,. We start off from your hotel with a briefing of the history of Johannesburg and its urban culture. Johannesburg being the largest city in the country has a rich heritage unique only to it and its people.

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General price: Adult (13+ years) R 1,350.00 / ticket | Youth (6-13 years) R 1,350.00 / ticket | Children (0-5 years) R 0.00 / ticket

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This museum showcases the history of South Africa from time before arrival of Colonization and African history, it then showcases the journey of South Africa through times of colonization, and rapid growth of mining, Apartheid and oppression and finally the triumph over apartheid and the new rainbow nation. Apartheid museum runs great exhibitions continuously on many aspects that have created the Modern South Africa.

FNB Stadium

South Africa is the only country in the continent that has successfully hosted the soccer world cup. Johannesburg hosted several games among them the opening match and the final match that were played at the FNB soccer city stadium. On the way to Soweto, FNB stadium is a great stop for the perfect pic sessions

Hector Pieterson memorial and Museum

Situated the heart of Soweto or, is the Hector Pieterson Memorial and Museum. In 1976, during the student uprisings in Soweto, Hector Pieterson was the youngest recorded victim of police brutality. He was gunned down by apartheid Era police as the dispersed students who were demonstrating against use of Afrikaans as a language of instruction in schools, The memorial honors Hector and the youth of 1976 for their courage to stand up for equity and justice in the education system of the nation. Out of their bravery we have a national holiday to honor them too, the national youth day celebrated every year on June 16th^.

Mandela House Museum

On Vilakazi Street in Soweto is Mandela House museum. This house was the home of the first independence president of South Africa. The Mandela family lived on Vilakazi street for a very long time up to his release from Prison on Robben Island. The house was petrol bombed severally and still has bullet holes on it and furniture and the belongings of the Mandela family. Vilalakazi Street is also unique being the only street in the world to have hosted 2 Nobel peace prize winners at the same time. That is Nelson Mandela and Arch Bishop Desmond Tutu.

Regina Mundi Catholic Church

This Church in Soweto is world famous for being the refuge center for the youth and school children in 1976 during the demonstrations. The Students rushed into the church but were followed by riot police. There is evidence of violence on students showing bullet holes in the church, broken altar and pews. The Truth Justice and reconciliation commission also held its sittings in this church after the apartheid era. It has become a symbol of peace and reconciliation and has received many great visitors over the years.

Constitutional Hill

This former Military barracks and Prison has a story to tell from the past, yet now houses the constitutional court of South Africa.

Top of Africa

This highest point in Johannesburg gives you a view of the entire city from above.

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