Johannesburg and Soweto Guided Tour
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Experience Highlights
Discover South Africa's capital city, Johannesburg, and the neighbouring township of Soweto in depth with this guided tour of both cities. You will be able to visit the main land marks of both towns, and you will be picked up and dropped off comfortably from your hotel.
You will be accompanied by a professional local guide throughout your journey and tour, who will explain all about the landmarks you visit, such as the Hector Pieterson Museum, the Apartheid Museum and Constitution Hill.
- Explore Johannesburg and Soweto in depth
- Visit and see landmarks such as the Hector Pieterson Museum, the Apartheid Museum and Constitution Hill.
- Learn the ins and outs of every part of your visit with a professional local guide.
What’s included
- Professional local guide
- Transport to and from
- Entrance to the Hector Pieterson Museum
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Step by Step
See the main landmarks and iconic sites of South Africa's capital, Johannesburg, and Soweto with this tour of both South African locations. Plus, you'll enjoy the convenience of being picked up and taken back to your hotel in the capital.
To make sure you don't miss a thing, a professional local guide will accompany you throughout your tour of the two cities. They will tell you the history and secrets of each part of your visit.
In Johannesburg you will be able to see numerous monuments and landmarks. One of them is the Constitutional Hill, which houses a remarkable history of South African law. You will also visit the Apartheid Museum, which will help you understand and truly experience what apartheid in South Africa was really like in the eyes of the local population.
One of the main tourist attractions you will visit in Soweto is the Hector Pieterson Museum. It commemorates the role of the country's students in the struggle against apartheid, and is located very close to the site where Hector himself, an icon of the anti-apartheid struggle, was executed.