Full Day
Johannesburg, Soweto and Apartheid Museum

DURATION: 9 hours

AVAILABILITY: Daily  – except on New Year’s Day, Good Friday & Christmas Day.

PICK-UP TIME: 9:00

MEALS: Snack Packs Available On Request

ENTRANCE FEES: Apartheid Museum included
(PLEASE NOTE – not all attractions on this tour are open every day)

COST: R1,690 per person (2 people minimum)

Tour Description

Our Full Day Johannesburg, Soweto and Apartheid Museum Tour combines the highlights of the city with the cultural richness of Soweto and the powerful storytelling of the Apartheid Museum. First, you explore key Johannesburg landmarks that reflect its mining heritage and urban growth. Afterwards, you travel through Soweto to experience its historic sites and vibrant communities. Finally, you visit the Apartheid Museum for a deeply moving and educational experience.

Along the way, your experienced guide shares detailed stories that connect each location to South Africa’s broader history. In addition, you gain time to experience local culture, township life, and iconic landmarks. Therefore, this tour offers a complete and unforgettable Johannesburg experience.

Tour Highlights

  • Discover key historical and cultural landmarks across Johannesburg.
  • Learn about the city’s gold mining origins and rapid urban development.
  • Visit Constitution Hill and explore its role in South Africa’s legal and political history.
  • Drive through central Johannesburg and experience its urban diversity and energy.
  • Cross the iconic Nelson Mandela Bridge and explore the Newtown cultural precinct.
  • Travel to Soweto and experience one of South Africa’s most famous townships.
  • Visit Vilakazi Street, the only street in the world home to two Nobel Peace Prize winners.
  • Discover Mandela House and learn about Nelson Mandela’s life and legacy.
  • Visit the Hector Pieterson Museum and learn about the 1976 Soweto Uprising.
  • Explore Regina Mundi Church, an important site in the anti-apartheid struggle.
  • Visit the internationally acclaimed Apartheid Museum and its powerful exhibits on South Africa’s journey to democracy.

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