Nelson Mandela Square is a popular attraction around Johannesburg and home to an iconic statue of Nelson Mandela.

Houghton Estate Nelson Mandela house.

Scenic viewpoint of Johannesburg

Constitution Hill represents South Africa's dark past and its bright post-apartheid future Constitution Hill tells the fascinating, often tragic, story of the real South African history; a history in which injustices abounded on social, cultural and political levels

Braamfontein is the oldest recognized suburb of the city of Johannesburg. One of Johannesburg's top destination for entertainment, restaurants, fashion and loft-style living.

The largest cable=stayed bridge in Southern Africa and famous land mark of Johannesburg.

Public historic square in Newtown Johannesburg

Home to mining headquarters and outdoor mining museum.

Mahatma Gandhi square is an Icon of how South Africa should be, as visualized by Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela. See the statue of Gandhi and brief history of him.

The Carlton Centre is in the precinct, once the tallest building on the African continent and home to one of the largest malls in Johannesburg.

A ground-breaking museum illustrating the rise and fall of apartheid. Please note that currently, the Apartheid Museum opens from Thursday to Sunday

The largest football stadium in Africa and the main stadium for the 2010 Fifa World Cup.

South Africa’s largest and most famous township. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Soweto has transformed from an oppressed and segregated township into an iconic international destination. • Diepkloof • Chris Hani Baragwanath hospital • Orlando towers • Freedom Square • Squatter camp tour • Vilakazi Street • Nelson Mandela’s house • Desmond Tutu’s house • Hector Pieterson Memorial and Museum