• Apartheid Museum - Here you learn about the different apartheid systems as well as world war South African have been through including the Soweto uprising , separation between backs and whites and how apartheid was achieved
• Orlando Towers - We drive past what was once a site of a coal fired power station, this is the site of the world’s first bungee jump between two cooling towers.
• Walter Sisulu Square - Here you see our place that houses our freedom charter. This areas is know as a play ground for greater musicians , artists and movies shot.
• Regina Mundi - This is the first Catholic Church that opened it doors for anti apartheid During the Soweto uprising
• Mandela’s House - Home place where our the father of the nation, hero lived in with he’s family and kids.
• Hector Pieterson Museum and Memorial - This is where the iconic hector Peterson memorial is housed. This is where students of the Soweto uprising students active in the uprising

• Bottled water included
• Climate-controlled transport
• All fees and taxes covered

• Lunch

Positioned as the most significant museum worldwide concerning the history of the 20th century, it exhibits the ascent and descent of apartheid. The museum stands as a symbol of optimism, demonstrating to the world how South Africa grapples with its burdensome history and strives towards a better future. This location, the cradle of South African democracy and its struggle, has been home to two recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize. Soweto is the dynamic heart of urban South African culture, ceaselessly advancing in its food, fashion, lifestyle, and entertainment. Rich in historical landmarks, this Township is a site where the narrative of apartheid continues to be reshaped and retold.

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