DURATION: 7 – 8 hours
AVAILABILITY: Daily – except on New Year’s Day, Good Friday & Christmas Day. Some attractions may be closed on other public holidays.
PICK-UP TIME: 9:00
MEALS: Not included
ENTRANCE FEES: Included for Hector Pieterson Museum, Apartheid Museum and Mandela House Museum.
(PLEASE NOTE – not all attractions on this tour are open every day)
COST: R1,490.00 per person (2 people minimum)
The Johannesburg and Apartheid Museum Tour offers an excellent introduction to South Africa’s largest city. Johannesburg, also known as Joburg or the City of Gold, developed from a mining settlement into the country’s economic and cultural hub. Today, the city combines modern districts with historic landmarks that reflect South Africa’s remarkable journey.
Moreover, Johannesburg offers visitors a fascinating blend of architecture, heritage, and urban energy. From Constitution Hill to the bustling inner city, every neighbourhood tells a unique story. As a result, Johannesburg remains one of the most rewarding destinations for travellers who want to understand South Africa’s past and present.
The Apartheid Museum stands among South Africa’s most important historical attractions. Located in Johannesburg, the museum presents a powerful account of the apartheid era and the country’s transition to democracy. Through photographs, films, personal stories, and exhibits, visitors gain a deeper understanding of this defining period in South African history.
Furthermore, the museum highlights the courage and determination of those who fought for equality and freedom. Consequently, a visit to the Apartheid Museum provides both an educational and emotional experience that leaves a lasting impression.

Soccer City Stadium (capacity 94,000) was refurbished for the 2010 World cup

Freedom Square, Kliptown where the Freedom Charter was signed in 1955

Regina Mundi Church served as a safe haven for anti-apartheid activists
Our Johannesburg and Apartheid Museum Tour combines the highlights of Johannesburg with a meaningful visit to one of the world’s most respected museums. First, you explore key attractions that showcase the city’s history and development. Afterwards, you visit the Apartheid Museum, where you discover the events and individuals that shaped modern South Africa.
Along the way, your experienced guide shares fascinating insights into Johannesburg’s transformation and cultural diversity. In addition, you have time to explore the museum at your own pace. Therefore, this full-day experience offers an ideal balance of history, heritage, and discovery.
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