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Nelson Mandela Foundation
Pass by
The Nelson Mandela foundation center of memory in Houghton Johannesburg, was established in 2004 as Nelson Mandela's post-presidential office, the center is a publicly accessible archive, and their focus has always been on the life and times of Nelson Mandela and his dedication to social justice.
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Drive through the Leafy Northern suburbs of Johannesburg and experience one of the pillers of the Apartheid policies the "group areas act", community where classified in four categories.
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Constitution Hill Human Rights Precinct
1h · Admission ticket included
Constitution hill in Johannesburg is a former prison complex and military fort that spans over a century of South African history, transforming from a place of brutal oppression into the proud seat of the country's Constitutional Court of South Africa.
Drive through the city of gold Johannesburg downtown, founded in 1886. Braamfontein the seat of local government and student village, vibrant streets , murals, music and art transform urban experiences, challenging hostile architecture and inviting community connection in Johannesburg's dynamic heart.
Mine district area in Main Street, this central boulevard grew into the financial core of South Africa's mining industry. Mining Houses major companies like Anglo American and the Chamber of Mines built their headquarters here.
Outdoor Museum today, Street Cafe's, coffee culture, Main Street features historical displays, art deco architecture, and sculptures honoring South Africa's past.
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Apartheid Museum
3h · Admission ticket included
The Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg opened in November 2001 as the world's premier institution dedicated to illustrating 20th-century South Africa and the rise and fall of Apartheid.
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Mandela House
30m · Admission ticket included
Nelson Mandela house at number 8115 Vilakazi Street in Orlando West Soweto, is the famous matchbox-style home where Nelson Mandela lived from 1946 to until 1962.
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Soweto
2h
Soweto is a large Urban township southwest of Johannesburg that grew from a segregated labor camp into a vibrant symbol of anti-apartheid resistance.
In 1904 Authorities Moved Black residents from the city center of Johannesburg's Brickfield slum to klipspruit after a bubonic plague outbreak. Soweto was a center of resistance against Apartheid policies.
Soweto today is a vibrant, culturally rich urban hub that blends deep historical significance with modern development and everyday community life.
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Hector Pieterson Museum and Memorial
30m · Admission ticket included
Hector Peterson a 13 old boy was shot and killed by the police in June 16 1976 during a protest against Apartheid education policies.
