Full Day Johannesburg Tour to Apartheid Museum and Soweto

The Apartheid Museum offers a powerful and thought-provoking journey through South Africa's history. You'll learn about the system of racial segregation, its impact on the country, and the struggle for freedom and equality.

The Orlando Towers are iconic landmarks in Soweto, transformed from old cooling towers into a thrilling adventure hub. Admire the vibrant street art, then dare to bungee jump between the towers or try other adrenaline-pumping activities. It's a unique blend of urban culture and extreme sports, offering a memorable Soweto experience.

The Hector Pieterson Museum and Memorial is a poignant reminder of the Soweto Uprising of 1976. It commemorates the life of Hector Pieterson, a young student who tragically lost his life during the protests against apartheid. The museum houses powerful exhibits, including photographs, videos, and personal accounts, that tell the story of this pivotal moment in South African history.

Desmond Tutu's House, a humble abode on Vilakazi Street in Soweto, offers a glimpse into the life of this Nobel Peace Prize laureate. 1 While the house itself isn't open to the public, it's a significant landmark, symbolizing the struggle against apartheid and the triumph of human rights. 2 It's a place where you can pay tribute to this iconic figure and reflect on South Africa's history.

Step into the humble abode of Nelson Mandela, a symbol of hope and resilience. This modest house in Soweto, Johannesburg, offers a glimpse into the life of one of history's greatest leaders. Explore the rooms filled with personal belongings, photographs, and memorabilia, and imagine the man who once called this place home.

Vilakazi Street is a historic street in Soweto, Johannesburg, known for being home to two Nobel Peace Prize laureates: The former President of South Africa, Nelson Mandela, and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. It offers a glimpse into South Africa's struggle against apartheid and the vibrant culture of Soweto.

Immerse yourself in South Africa's rich history at Constitution Hill. This iconic landmark, once a notorious prison, now houses the country's Constitutional Court. Explore the Old Fort, Women's Jail, and Number Four Jail, where historical figures like Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Gandhi were imprisoned. Learn about the struggles for freedom and justice, and witness the triumph of democracy.

Experience the typical township living and walk inside a squatter camp

A drive though the City and get the down town experience