• Voortrekker Monument - This impressive monument highlights the history of the Boer Trekkers who departed from the Cape Colony around 1835. Today, it serves as a heritage conservation site and a center for Afrikaner culture. Perched on a hilltop, it is visible from any direction in Pretoria.
• Kruger House Museum - Formerly the residence of South Africa’s past President, Paul Kruger, this house is now a museum. It includes the original furnishings that reflect the former president’s character. Opposite the house is the Kruger Church.
• Church Square - Initially a market square, this historic site became known as Church Square due to the three churches once located at its center. The square is renowned for the statue of Paul Kruger at its heart. Visitors can enjoy a guided walk, taking in the historic buildings that surround the square.
• Union Buildings - Designed by Herbert Baker, the Union Buildings are situated at the highest point in Pretoria City. These government buildings also serve as the presidential residence and offices. The gardens feature the largest statue of Nelson Mandela in the country.
• Constitution Hill Human Rights Precinct - This museum exposes the injustices of the Apartheid regime and narrates South Africa’s journey to democracy. It is an essential visit!
• Braamfontein - The tour includes a drive through Braamfontein, passing the iconic Mandela Bridge.
• Standard Bank Ferreira Mine Stope - A stop at the Mining District offers an exploration of Johannesburg’s early gold rush heritage.
• Maboneng Precinct - The tour continues with a drive through the Maboneng Precinct.

• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and taxes included

• Lunch

Experience the vibrant essence of South Africa with an exploration of Johannesburg and Pretoria, two cities that embody the nation’s rich history and evolution. This engaging tour blends lively urban experiences, historical sites, and cultural insights—ideal for travelers eager to grasp South Africa’s past and present.

Begin in Johannesburg, known as the City of Gold, with a morning drive through the fashionable Maboneng Precinct, followed by a visit to the historic Mining District.

Then, take a guided tour of Constitution Hill to see how this significant site has been transformed into a symbol of democracy and justice.

The adventure continues in Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, where you’ll discover a more traditional aspect of the country. Visit the Voortrekker Monument and make a stop at Kruger House.

Take a short stroll around Church Square, encircled by important historical buildings, and conclude the day with a picturesque visit to the Union Buildings.

• This tour has a lot of walking a great exercise

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.