The Market Theatre has played and continues to play a pivotal role in South Africa’s story.

The Johannesburg Park Station is located between the Central Business District and Braamfontein, and is the largest railway station in Africa.

The Mandela House in Vilakazi Street, Soweto, is now a small but interesting museum where you can learn more about Nelson Mandela's life.

Enjoy an eye-opening tour through the Alexandra township.

Flat 13 Kholvad House remains one of Johannesburg’s most treasured heritage gems.

Mulaudzi Alexandra Tours is a locally run tour operator offering cycle tours around one of South Africa’s historic townships.

Explore the Alexandra Heritage Precinct, a moving testament to Mandela’s strength.

Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court houses the statue of Nelson Mandela, the "Shadow Boxer”.

Soak up Soweto’s rich cultural atmosphere at an important South African tourist destination - Sakhumzi Restaurant.

Regina Mundi Church is a struggle landmark and a tourist attraction that continues to serve the community.

Visit Museum Africa, Johannesburg’s social and cultural history museum and journey back into the glory years of the African continent’s past.

Feed your appetite for Joburg’s culture and history with Past Experiences tours.

The Joburg Theatre offers world-class entertainment in a world-class city.

Beneath the warm and tree-lined Johannesburg skies you’ll find the City of Gold’s luxurious Saxon Hotel.

Nelson Mandela Square is an urban tribute to a universal icon in the heart of Sandton, Johannesburg.

Thousands gathered to celebrate Nelson Mandela’s life and legacy outside his Houghton home after his passing in December 2013.

Chancellor House – Where Mandela & Tambo Attorneys once flourished.

Gold Reef City – a historic adventure ride

Fantastic views from Africa’s highest building - Carlton Centre

In memory of those who sacrificed everything Sharpeville Human Rights Precinct, Gauteng

Nelson Mandela’s memory lives on in a number of places in Gauteng where he spent his formative political years, opening a legal practice and starting to play a leading role in the Struggle against apartheid.

Home of the Freedom Struggle Liliesleaf Farm

Take a moment to live, breathe and feel the magic of Tata Mandela at the Nelson Mandela Museum in his hometown, Qunu.

Johannesburg’s Constitution Hill remembers the horrors of the past, and yet embraces the promises of the future, marrying them with the reality of the present.

The V&A Waterfront, Cape Town - Shopping in the shadow of the mountain

The Mandela Rhodes Building was built in 1903 and now houses the headquarters for the Mandela Rhodes Foundation.

There’s much more to Stellenbosch than wine. The town is also an arts primer, boasting the Mandela Memorial Square among other artworks.

Houses of Parliament – the heart of Cape Town

The Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is one of South Africa’s oldest national botanical gardens, and can be found on the slopes of Table Mountain.

Cape Town, the only city in Africa that is home to an enduring symbol of the Cold War - the Berlin Wall.

Celebrate Nelson Mandela’s historic walk to freedom at the 27 for Freedom Race event held at the Drakenstein Correctional Centre.

Old-world glamour meets new-age charm at the Mandela Rhodes Place Hotel & Spa.

Touring Cape Town’s art galleries

Something’s sizzling at Mzoli’s Palace

Water scarcity does not mean you should delay or cancel your trip – South Africa is ready to welcome you on a once in a lifetime adventure while encouraging visitors to use water responsibly when travelling through our beautiful country.

At the V&A Waterfront, visitors can view the ruins of the Chavonnes Battery, which has a remarkable story to tell about the early occupation of the Cape by the Dutch East India Company. But the battery also has much more to offer the visitor ...

Tribute to great men Nobel Square, Cape Town

Zeitz Museum of Contemporary African Art (Zeitz MOCAA)

Are you’re looking for luxury treatment – an adventure with all the bells and whistles of luxurious indulgence – then look no further than South Africa.

Eating out in Cape Town is a culinary pleasure – this city is known as one of the world’s finest food capitals.

Chapman’s Peak Drive on the Atlantic Coast, between Hout Bay and Noordhoek in the Cape Peninsula, is one of the most spectacular marine drives in the world.

Are you one of those adventurers who likes to tackle the road less travelled?

Company's Garden in Cape Town is a great place for travellers to spend a few hours unwinding and exploring the natural, historical and architectural attractions.

Every South African city has its own unique story to tell, and the best people to tell those stories are the locals themselves.

As you make your way through the corridors of Robben Island, you get transported to a time in South African history where the country reached a turning point.

Jazz fans from around the world appreciate the skill and vibrant talent of South African jazz musicians.

Trail running and Mountain Biking in South Africa is extremely popular, and a growing sport for many South Africans and visitors alike.

The V&A Waterfront in Cape Town is home to a wide range of exciting retail outlets, from well-known international brands to exclusive local boutiques.

The V&A Waterfront, Cape Town - Shopping in the shadow of the mountain

Birding in South Africa is simply spectacular at Nylsvley Nature Reserve, which protects a significant portion of the country’s largest inland floodplain.

Run for unity at the Mandela Day Marathon and enjoy the beautiful KZN Midlands scenery.

Footsteps to Freedom will take you on a walking tour of all the great struggle sites in Cape Town.

Bishopscourt is a spellbinding residential suburb that boasts a rich history, lush valleys, oak-lined trees and pristine homes.

The Market Theatre has played and continues to play a pivotal role in South Africa’s story.

UNISA is one of the biggest and oldest universities in South Africa with over 300 000 students and 4000 teaching staff.

The Johannesburg Park Station is located between the Central Business District and Braamfontein, and is the largest railway station in Africa.

Visit the Ohlange Institute in Inanda - KwaZulu-Natal - where Nelson Mandela cast his first vote, and tap into critical South African history.

The FNB Stadium continues to be the preferred platform of choice for the Soweto Derby featuring Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates.

The Mandela House in Vilakazi Street, Soweto, is now a small but interesting museum where you can learn more about Nelson Mandela's life.

The old official residence of the president of South Africa, Groote Schuur, is the very place where the country’s bright, new future first came into being.

St Mary’s Cathedral in Johannesburg is significant in taking a firm stand against apartheid.

Dr. A.B. Xuma’s house in Sophiatown tells the story of a way of life during apartheid.

Experience vibrant Soweto with a bicycle tour through the neighbourhood.

Visit Naval Hill in Bloemfontein and enjoy its views and rich history.

Take a trip through Madibaville and experience the Madiba fever for yourself.

Dlala Nje Tours aims to dispel notions about less-visited parts of Joburg such as Yeoville and Hillbrow by showcasing the vibrancy and culture of these areas.

Enjoy an eye-opening tour through the Alexandra township.

Flat 13 Kholvad House remains one of Johannesburg’s most treasured heritage gems.

The Mandela Rhodes Building was built in 1903 and now houses the headquarters for the Mandela Rhodes Foundation.

The ‡Khomani San and their lands have been awarded the status of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the ninth such site in South Africa.

Reliving the early years of Nelson Mandela’s life.

Built to house the Nelson Mandela Museum in Mthatha, the Bhunga Building hosts a number of exhibitions in its three wings.

Water scarcity does not mean you should delay or cancel your trip – South Africa is ready to welcome you on a once in a lifetime adventure while encouraging visitors to use water responsibly when travelling through our beautiful country.

Experience good fly-fishing for yellowfish in the rivers around Kimberley.