Full Day - Johannesburg, Sandton & Pretoria City

stylish public space that renders a warm welcoming atmospheres to the visitors who want to enjoy their presence in this luxurious centre.

for those fought for human justice, reveals the country 's difficult struggle for freedom and its remarkable journey for towards freedom. Now houses South Africa Highest Court - The Constitutional Court, representing justice, human rights and new democratic era.

present the particular historic perspective on the Great Trek and Afrikaner history. The site offers an opportunity to examine South Africa's complex and diverse historical narratives.

The house was built for him by Allois Hugo Nelmapius in 1883 and occupied in 1884. Exhibits the political life of President Paul Kruger.

This is an honor to man who witnessed the journey for the Boer independency from British and committed 85% of his lifetime for the success of the Dutch Nation independency in South Africa. The square is surrounded by significant buildings and monuments that reflect the city development and its historic streets.

This is the masterpiece of Sir Herbert Baker that he designed in 1908 to be built from 1910 and completed in 1913. The seat of South Africa Government is neighbored by many embassies and the Head of the State official residence to the East. A stop here gives one an opportunity to stroll down the terrace garden to eventually stop in a picturesque statue of Nelson Manela standing right at the point of his inauguration as the first democratic elected President.