Things to do in Johannesburg

“Delve deeply into the South African history of Apartheid and what it meant for every sphere of life. A very deep and moving place - you will need longer there than you think!”

“With boutique galleries, shops and restaurants, this gem in the heart of the makes for a great afternoon out. ”

“Sandton city is about 20 minutes drive from here - a world-class shopping experience plus it has many restaurants and movie houses. Catch the Gautrain to Pretoria for some serious sight-seeing from here”

“For A Day Of Thrilling Fun!Over 30 Rides.Trampoline Park, 12 Restaurants, 7 Stores + 15 Attractions!Family Fun. Great value. Types: Casinos,Movies,Theme Park.”

“Situated in the heart of Johannesburg, Constitution Hill is a living museum that tells the story of South Africa’s transition from colonialism and apartheid to democracy, with all the pain, pathos and catharsis that such a journey entails. The site served as a prison and briefly as a military fort for 100 years, incarcerating men, women and even children within its walls. Its long-standing history of incarceration and abuse is today laid bare for all to see (which you can do with a personal guide). The sites of these museums – the Old Fort, the Women's Jail and Number Four – are juxtaposed against profound symbols of human rights, democracy and constitutionalism, making the site a place of remembrance and redemption.”

“trendy market ..wear your trendiest outfit to go here a place to be seen and see”

“Sandton City is Africa’s most iconic shopping centre. Defining the Sandton skyline, this prestigious setting is home to over 300 of the world’s most coveted retail brands, and embodies all the glamour of world-class shopping, dining, and leisure. For the à la mode, the seekers of indulgence … Sandton City is your city.”

“Another great shopping district with multiple centres. International and local clothing brands, casual and fine-dining restaurants or quirky places to grab a coffee or snack on-the-go.”

“Fun day with the Family and opportunity to walk around and see the African Big 5”

“Lovely place to have a picnic or to go fishing. The Botanical gardens and coffee shop are there too. It is very scenic and beautiful. Johannesburg Botanical has a beautiful rose garden with a fountain.”

“Hyde Park Corner is a shopping centre in Johannesburg, South Africa. It is located in Hyde Park at the major intersection of Jan Smuts Avenue and William Nicol Drive. and was completed in November 1969 as one of the first fully enclosed decentralised shopping centres in South Africa.”

“A brilliant place to run, walk, take photos and enjoy the greenery that Johannesburg has to offer.”

“The famous Nelson mandela statue, with lots of great restaurants and hotels. ”

“Arts on Main in Johannesburg CBD is Maboneng Precinct’s pioneering development and the heart of this lively neighbourhood, converted from historic warehouses and industrial buildings into artist studios, galleries and quirky shops. The complex houses the studio space of leading contemporary artists William Kentridge Mikhael Subotzky, and Kim Lieberman, and art galleries such as GoetheOnMain, NIROXprojects, David Krut Projects, and Parts&Labour Design Studio. ”

“A city within a city, Melrose Arch offers the most prestigious and top-class/fine-dining restaurants and clothing stores. ”