SOWETO, Lunch and Apartheid Museum
Diepkloof, Soweto, Johannesburg
Discover the rich history of Soweto and learn about its pasts and presents on a guided tour, be amazed with to be had in Soweto at best African Cousin restaurants in the whole of Johannesburg.
Overview
This guided tour explores Soweto, Johannesburg’s largest Black urban complex, ideal for visitors interested in South African history and culture.
Highlights
- Soweto rich, average, and slum areas
- Soweto Towers
- Vilakazi Street and Sokhumi Restaurant
- Nelson Mandela House Museum
- Apartheid Museum of South Africa
- FNB Stadium
- Deepkloof Extinctions
- Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital
- Less privileged communities
- Hector Pieterson Memorial and Museum
Description
Soweto is an urban area in Gauteng Province, South Africa, originally designated in 1930 by the apartheid government for Black residents. Its name stands for South-Western Townships. It borders Johannesburg to the southwest and is the country’s largest Black urban complex.
The area is historically significant for its role in the struggle against apartheid, including the 1976 student uprising. Vilakazi Street is notable for being home to two prominent anti-apartheid leaders, Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu.
Includes
- All museum entrance fees
- Local guide services
Excludes
- Alcoholic drinks
- Personal purchases
Cancellation Policy
Full refund available for cancellations up to 24 hours before the tour.
Booking Tip
Book in advance to secure your preferred date. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water. The best time to visit is during cooler months to avoid extreme heat.
