Highlights
Combine Johannesburg city tour, Soweto, and Apartheid Museum in one tour
Learn through your guide's commentary
All entrance fees included
Lunch, snacks, bottled water
Round-trip hotel transportation
Get to know the history and landmarks of Johannesburg, also known as the City of Gold, in a full-day tour. Visit Soweto, the hometown of Nelson Mandela, as well as a full city tour and a visit to the Apartheid Museum. All entrance fees, lunch, snacks, and bottled water included. Pickup and drop-off at your Johannesburg hotel.
Inclusions & Exclusions
✔ water
✔ Driver
✔ pick up and from hotel and drop off after tour
✔ entrance fee
✔ Qualified Guide
✖ soviniar (available for purchase)
Pickup Locations
1. DaVinci Hotel And Suites
2. Raphael Penthouse Suites
3. Radisson Blu Gautrain Hotel, Sandton Johannesburg
4. The Leonardo
5. WeStay Timessquare Apartments
6. Stay Ulo at Atholl Gate
7. Nh Johannesburg Sandton
8. Atholplace Hotel & Villa
9. Sandton Towers
10. Hotel Sky Sandton
11. Michelangelo Hotel
12. The Maslow Hotel
13. Park Inn by Radisson Sandton
14. Protea Hotel Johannesburg Balalaika Sandton
15. Onomo Johannesburg Sandton
16. Sandton Executive Suites
17. Michelangelo Towers
18. Colony Hotel
19. FNB Conference & Learning Centre
20. Southern Sun Sandton
Additional Info: hotel and private homes
Itinerary
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Apartheid Museum
Depart from your hotel location in Johannesburg for this historical tour, which features Johannesburg, Soweto and Apartheid Museum all in one day.
Sail through Johannesburg suburbs, meandering through different roads all built in the apartheid era with a glimpse of South Africa traffic on the motorway past Johannesburg City where you will get to see the tall buildings of Johannesburg city famously known as City of Gold. As you continue to your destination, you get to pass through a few mines that show evidence of Johannesburg being a City of Gold. As you approach Soweto township, you get a different feeling due to the a different City Plan, and yes you will have arrived in South West Town A.K.A Soweto.
You'll then dig into the two museums, namely Hector Peterson famous for its 1976 youth uprising, which shook the then Apartheid government to its core. You'll also get to see Mandela house, which has been also turned into a museum and after you head to Apartheid Museum to know actually what was happening during apartheid. Wind down the tour by passing through Nelson Mandela bridge constructed in honour of the late Icon.
Conclude your tour and go back to your hotel.
Duration: 7 hours
Additional info
• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
