Joburg /Apartheid or Soweto

Duration

4hrs Tour

Tour Type

Johannesburg

Group Size

10 Person

Tour Guide

Gauteng

A Johannesburg Apartheid & Soweto Tour offers a powerful journey through South Africa’s history and living culture, combining an in-depth look at apartheid at the Apartheid Museum with a guided visit to Soweto, where the struggle for freedom was lived and fought. You’ll explore iconic sites such as the Hector Pieterson Memorial and Vilakazi Street, gain insight from local perspectives, and see how past and present connect in one of the country’s most significant communities.

Destination	Joburg /Apartheid or Soweto
Depature	Yes Required
	starting time 8:00 till 12:00
	or 13:00 till 17:00
Highlights	Johannesburg Orientation (you learn about the history of the city and the discovery of the gold) Soweto Orientation (you experience the effects of the apartheid government were people lived in division based on their skin color) Apartheid Museum (the history of Nelson Mandela form Childhood, joining politics, the time he spent in prison, his release from prison, the time he was the president, and treatment of Africans buy the apartheid government.
	Rate per person including entrance fees, excluding lunch
1 person R2,100.00 2-4 persons R1,500.00 5 persons plus R1,260.00

Details

A Johannesburg Apartheid & Soweto Tour offers a powerful journey through South Africa’s history and living culture, combining an in-depth look at apartheid at the Apartheid Museum with a guided visit to Soweto, where the struggle for freedom was lived and fought. You’ll explore iconic sites such as the Hector Pieterson Memorial and Vilakazi Street, gain insight from local perspectives, and see how past and present connect in one of the country’s most significant communities.

Johannesburg Orientation (you learn about the history of the city and the discovery of the gold) Soweto Orientation (you experience the effects of the apartheid government were people lived in division based on their skin color) Apartheid Museum (the history of Nelson Mandela form Childhood, joining politics, the time he spent in prison, his release from prison, the time he was the president, and treatment of Africans buy the apartheid government.