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Diepkloof Park
30m · Admission ticket included
Fnb stadium
Diepkloof extensions
Diepkloof mans hostels
Chris Hani Baragwanath hospital
Orlando Towers
Regina Mundi Church
Credo Mutwa Village
Nelson Mandela house
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FNB Stadium
20m · Admission ticket included
Visit the 2010 World Cup stadium, that hosted the opening and closing ceremony of the World Cup.
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Orlando Towers
30m · Admission ticket included
The tower was at the old Johannesburg powers Tatian, now uses foe bungee jumping.
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Regina Mundi Catholic Church
30m · Admission ticket included
Hear about historical events that took place at the church.
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Mandela House
30m · Admission ticket included
Hear historical facts at the house.
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Diepkloof Park
Pass by
Diepkloof mans hostels
Hear historical facts about residents and the hostels
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10m
Learn about Chris Hani Baragwanath, the role it plays to the community
The biggest hospital in the Southern Hermisphere
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Hector Pieterson Museum and Memorial
30m · Admission ticket included
Step into South Africa’s powerful history at the **Hector Pieterson Museum**, located in Soweto. This moving memorial honors the life of 12‑year‑old Hector Pieterson, whose tragic death during the 1976 student uprising became a symbol of resistance against apartheid. Through compelling photographs, multimedia exhibits, and personal testimonies, the museum vividly tells the story of young people who bravely stood up for freedom and equality. Visitors gain deep insight into the struggle, resilience, and courage that shaped modern South Africa. A guided visit here is not only educational but profoundly emotional, offering reflection on the sacrifices made for democracy. The museum stands as a place of remembrance and inspiration, ensuring that Hector’s legacy—and the voices of countless others—continue to resonate with generations to come.