Johannesburg City

• Nelson Mandela Square: Named after the iconic Nelson Mandela, this vibrant hub is in the heart of Johannesburg’s upscale Sandton suburb.
• Houghton Estate – Mandela Retirement House: This peaceful neighborhood is where Nelson Mandela lived after his presidency.
• Munro Drive: Enjoy breathtaking views of Johannesburg’s wealthiest neighborhoods along this scenic route.
• Hillbrow Tower: Catch a glimpse of the famous Hillbrow Tower, an iconic landmark in Johannesburg’s skyline.
• Constitution Hill:  Explore the historic Constitution Hill, a former prison complex turned heritage site that illuminates the struggles and triumphs of South Africa’s journey through apartheid to democracy. It is also home to our country’s Constitutional Court, symbolizing justice and human rights.
• Braamfontein: Drive through this lively neighborhood known for its prominent theater, top university, and significant government buildings, offering a glimpse into Johannesburg’s cultural and intellectual heart.
• Nelson Mandela Bridge: Drive over this renowned Johannesburg landmark.
• Newtown: Quick visit to Joburg’s cultural and creative hub, rich in history and art.
• Mandela & Tambo Building: The Mandela and Tambo Building is a historic landmark that honours two of South Africa’s most iconic leaders—Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tambo.
• Financial District: Witness the blend of colonial architecture and modern skyscrapers, delving into Johannesburg’s gold rush history.
• Gandhi Square: Drive past Gandhi Square, named after Mahatma Gandhi, who left an indelible mark on South Africa’s history with his activism and philosophy of nonviolent resistance.
• Johannesburg CBD: Drive through the heart of Johannesburg to learn about its dynamic inner city.
• Maboneng Precinct: A vibrant neighborhood in Johannesburg’s inner city known for its creativity and urban renewal initiatives.

Soweto Township

• FNB Stadium: This Iconic, uniquely designed, and historic stadium has been the go-to platform for some of the major events in the country. 
• Diepkloof: Create a memory by taking a great picture or pose for one on the welcome sign of Soweto and start learning about different social classes that live in Soweto.
• Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital: Drive past one of the largest hospitals in South Africa and the world, gaining perspective on its role in providing healthcare to the community.
• Orlando towers: One of the famous and loved landmarks in Soweto that offers a variety of activities and “shisanyama”! 
• Squatter Camp Tour: Experience the other side of the township with this guided Squatter Camp tour by a guide that lives in the community. You are welcome to bring any donations for the community. (Squatter camp tour and donations are optional)
• Lunch Break: Enjoy lunch at a local eatery, where you can savor authentic South African flavors and cuisine. (Lunch at your own cost)
• Vilakazi Street: Wander down Vilakazi Street, experience the lively atmosphere, browse local shops, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of this historic street.
• Nelson Mandela House: Tour Mandela’s former home to learn about his life and legacy.
• Desmond Tutu’s House: Walk past by the residence of Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, a Nobel Peace Prize winner.
• Hector Pieterson Memorial and Museum: Visit this deeply moving memorial, opened to honour the youth of Soweto, who gave their lives in the struggle for freedom and democracy during the days of the Apartheid era.
• Regina Mundi Church: Visit the “people’s cathedral,” Regina Mundi Church. A pivotal site in the struggle against apartheid, continuing to serve as a beacon of hope and community spirit in Soweto.