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Experience the heart of Johannesburg on a walking tour. Given the city’s reputation, this is a perfect opportunity to explore the city's hidden gems and rich history with a local guide. this tour begins in Gandhi Square, then uncover the city's gold mining history through Main Street, showcasing Johannesburg's stunning architecture. As we continue, we’ll discuss the city’s current condition and politics. Our tour continues to Ferreirasdorp, sometimes referred to as the "cradle of Johannesburg", where the first gold diggings started, and where the first diggers initially settled. Then Chancellor House, where Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tambo established their first black-owned law firm. We continue our walk to Newtown, one of the city’s creative neighbourhoods, visiting the Workers Museum, to gain insight into the city's Migrant labour history. Then Market theatre and it’s rich history of cultural, street art, galleries, and cultural spaces. this walk will lead us to the iconic Nelson Mandela Bridge for stunning views and a perfect photo opportunity, connecting us to the diverse neighbourhoods of Johannesburg. We'll conclude our tour in the area of Braamfontein, a new artistic hub known for its youthful energy that impact the rich culture of Johannesburg! All ages welcome – just bring comfy shoes and a sense of adventure

Soweto is known for its vibrant culture, rich history and pivotal role in South Africa's journey to freedom, this Walking tour offers you an immersive experience into the heart of this iconic township, with the opportunity to explore the bustling streets, meeting the locals and indulge in our local culinary delight with a Sowetan Native Guide. Our tour begins at the Hector Peterson Memorial, where you will learn about the significance of the 1976 Soweto Uprising, a significant turning point in the Apartheid system. We will then walk down Moema Street, retracing the steps of the historic march. As we continue down Vilakazi Street, we will visit Nelson Mandela's house, where you will have 20 minutes to explore inside where he lived until he's 27 years imprisonment (entrance fee not included). Next, we will stop at Desmond Tutu's house, another landmark in Soweto's history. Following this visit, we will enjoy a delicious lunch at a local shop. After lunch, we will take a minibus taxi to Orlando East, giving you a taste of the local mode of transport to the famous Soweto Towers. Our final stop will be at an informal settlement called Nomzamo Park, where you will gain insight into the daily lives of many Soweto residents.

Our Johannesburg Nightlife Experience is An Experience that offers you the ability to really explore Joburg's nightlife with local people. Our hosts are Malone (male) and Cepho (female) , The experience can be run by women only if some ladies feel more comfortable that way. #NB This is a bottle service kind of experience The Experience takes you around Johannesburg's key party hubs from: Rosebank Melville Braamfontein Mabonang These areas are famous for different vibes in the city & are all unique and you will be exploring most of them with us on the night. Your host will be selecting the spaces to visit according to the vibe on the day you book& Your interests so it's important to reach out as soon as you make a booking so that such information may be communicated. (7pm - 2am) - Bar/club Hopping through Johannesburg Guests are able to leave when ever they feel like it. (please communicate this with your host) welcome drinks included + bus drinks included . NB: From 7pm to 9pm we start off with a light meal to carry us through the night (Meal is excluded)

Discover why Johanessburg’s artistic hub is recognized worldwide as a booming creative center on this 2-hour guided walking tour. You’ll see some of the best street art from around the world and even meet some of the artists themselves. Hit the streets of Maboneng Precinct and Jewel City to see why South Africa has long been recognized for its exciting modern art. Your guide will take you to meet the locals and explore Joburg subcultures, learn about the artists, their motivations, and the different techniques they use. You’ll walk through individual pieces and get an overview of these colorful pieces, experiencing first-hand just how street art is changing the perspective in these local communities. Other Things to Note. **Do not hesitate to send a message asking about availability. I can add spots and be available anytime!**

Gathering in the late afternoon at our beautiful stable yard guests will first meet our gorgeous horses. We will saddle up together, getting to know our equine partners a little bit better. Breathing in the peace and quiet as all of nature settles down, breathing out the stress of the city rat race. Focusing our attention on the breath of the horses, breathing in their warmth. Once everyone is ready we will set out on a leisurely ride through our small private game farm. During the ride our guests will have the opportunity to enjoy the best view in the world (according to equestrians) while getting up close to zebra, nyala, impala, springbok and blesbok. We will return to The Riders Lounge in time to watch the sunset while enjoying a glass of wine/beer and some snacks.

Create a custom bomber jacket / an African print clothing item experience - from concept to finished garment Explore Johannesburg’s fashion district like never before. The Fashion Capital and the historical fashion square are located in the old Johannesburg city. The designer will walk with you to fabric shops in the inner city, where you will select a unique African print that you love from hundreds of options. You will then meet a member of his design team and have your measurements taken. You will collaborate with them on the creation of your custom African print item. The experience is paired with a photoshoot in the trendy neighborhood of Maboneng and ends with a local food lunch in the city, all included. See this as a souvenir of the city, @caraci_clothing on IG 1. Choose a unique African print from one of our local fabric stores (fabric included). 2. Learn how to take body measurements for the making of clothing garments. 3. Cut the pattern and pieces for your custom bomber jacket or any other item made in African print (discuss with us via messages on the possibility) 4. Learn basic stitching and hand sewing in a practical lesson, (expert studio assistants will make and complete garment ). 5. While you enjoy lunch, your bomber jacket will be completed by our assistants. 6. You'll star in a street photoshoot wearing your custom creation Time flexible

Guests meet with us at the Westminster Mansions for the 3 pm tour & 20 Kruger Street, City and Suburban (home to our Maboneng offices, near 12 Decades ), for the 5 pm tour, where we gather to start the tour and get briefed about the day and what to expect and what the tour will entail to manage expectations and find out if there are any allergies or special dietary requirements. Areas we will cover: Option 1: Berea, Yeoville Option 2: Maboneng, Jewel city & access city Stop 1: Our first stop is where we meet depending on which tour you are doing; option 1 will be at 3 p.m. @ Westminster Mansions, Highland Street, Yeoville. Option 2 will be 20 Kruger Street, City and Suburban, home to our Maboneng . Stop 2: South African cuisines, The inner city of Johannesburg is made up of many African immigrants we will start with Southern African cuisine. Stop 3: Ethiopian coffee with a delicious meal will be served at our 3rd stop. Stop 4: Ghana - west Africa brings a mouth-watering mix of numerous flavors. Stop 5: Shopping at an African Market with food from all over the continent, the guest will be given a chance to shop. Stop 6: Here we will either have a Congolese meal or a Nigerian meal depending on the group. Stop 7: We will end our experience in Cameroon with delicious seafood :) *This tour is customizable depending on special dietary requirements.

Klipriviersberg Nature Reserve is a dynamic experience that dates back to the mid 1800's & is waiting for you to explore in the south of Johannesburg! Nothing comes close to being in nature: smelling fresh air while hiking at your pace and absorbing the scenic views in this majestic nature reserve! What makes this nature reserve special is that it has nine (9) trails to choose from. From very easy to challenging, which makes it a great experience for anyone! Other scenic hiking trails allow you to witness the majestic city skyline (and surrounding areas such as Soweto and Braamfontein) as a great reward of being part of the experience! Part of the hike includes experiencing the animals that are found on the nature reserve such as Blesboks, zebras, wildebeests and duikes. This historic nature reserve includes archaeological sites with the Blousbosspruit flowing through the area. During the hiking experience we'll enjoy great views and conversation of knowing each other, while cooling down with water, fruits & yoghurt! Other things to note The area is supervised by guards from the parking area, at the entrance and around the nature reserve (with guard dogs). Please bring either a phone or camera for taking amazing pics to share with your loved ones. There is great internet connectivity and it's Uber is easily accessible (to and from the nature reserve).

Braamfontein - or just "Braam" to locals - is one of the most hip, cool, contemporary and culturally rich areas in the city! We meet at the lovely LOCO Mexican Restaurant where you can grab something tasty to eat or drink before we begin! From here, we head onto the streets of "Braam" where we trace its history while admiring the mixture of old and new buildings and the impact of the colourful Street Art on the development of the area. As we move along the streets, we chat about the day-to-day happenings of the area and how the migrant nature of the city's residents has played a role in shaping the way Braamfontein is today! Along the way we go into a Pan African book shop, visit a local streetwear design store, pop into a graffiti & vinyl shop all while taking in the energy and culture of this area! We finish off at the second oldest licensed bar in Johannesburg, the iconic Kitcheners Carvery Bar (or just "Kitcheners" to locals) - it's rich in history and a very popular night time spot for locals who enjoy the Joburg underground party scene! With a history closely linked to the development of Street Culture in the city from 2000 onwards, this is a really cool experience to do if you want to know more about the development of contemporary street culture in Johannesburg! NB! This experience ends at The Playground Market on Saturdays i.e. food, music, arts & craft etc.!

Join me on a bicycle tour through the vibrant and historical streets of Soweto. We’ll cycle in Orlando East and Orlando West. We'll kick off our ride at my bicycle store called BOOK IBHONI which is located in Vilakazi Street. The street that's known for having two Nobel prize winners. During the tour, we'll explore key sites such as the Nelson Mandela house, Desmond Tutu's residence, the Hector Pieterson Museum and other attractions like the YMCA hall where Nelson Mandela trained his boxing, in Orlando East. We will also visit an adventure spot where people do bungee jumping, wall climbing, or free falling. For our lunch break, we'll enjoy a Kota, a unique street burger-like, made with a loaf of bread cut into quarters and filled with fries, mini sausages, cheese and a spicy salad. The Kota is our local favorite. Feel free to bring small bills for optional tips for the street performers at these stops. Tips are not compulsory. We do have safe parking if you are driving to us. The bicycle tour route is easy but a little bit hilly too.

Start: 89 Helen Joseph Street, corner Rissik Street, Marshalltown Visitors receive a short overview of our work with local booksellers, Johannesburg’s iconic place as a setting and inspiration in South African literature, and a discussion of where the walk will be going. Along the way, the walk will see a religious bookseller, the site of the original Central News Agency building, and then visit James Findlay Collectibles at the Rand Club (please note, the club is sometimes closed for private functions). Then we visit booksellers in street markets, a spaza shop, a Nigerian importer, and the exterior of the beautifully renovated City Library. The library is currently closed for repairs. The visit explains how books move through the underground economy, and discusses the history of bookselling Johannesburg -- from the first black-run library, through the days of censorship and book burning, to the ways new modern readers find books in inventive ways. Other things to note: The walk lasts about three hours, but is mostly flat and goes at a leisurely pace. Inside some of the older buildings, there are no ramps or elevators.

Our exciting and fun experience starts with a skateboarding lesson for first-timers/beginners which means that you don't need to know how to skateboard to join...we will teach you! Once done learning, we skate through Maboneng (one of the world's coolest neighbourhoods, 2018, Forbes) and the Jewel City Precinct which are both redefining life in the inner city. While in Maboneng and Jewel City, we also see some amazing graffiti and street art by both local and international artists such as Dbongz One (SA), Dekor (SA), Kazy Usclef (FRA) and Vhils (POR) to name a few! We then head off to see the city's origins in Marshalltown, where we see some of the city's oldest buildings, learn about the city's history from 1886 and hear about how it has changed over time to reflect conditions at different points in time! We end off our experience in Newtown, which is home to the city's first ever multiracial cultural centre (The Market Theatre) and the city's best graffiti due to its association with street culture and the underground clubs found in the area! By the end of it all, you'll have a much better idea of the city of Johannesburg, it's history, what's going on now and how it came to be the way it is today! We think Johannesburg is dope and want to show you why we love it so much...the best part of it all...you'll do it from the fun of a skateboard!

A warm welcome to The Capital Distillery where we will introduce ourselves and explain how the tasting will work. We could also ask you some questions such as where you are from and how did you find us so that we can better learn who you are. We will show you our process and have you smell, taste and experience things you have probably never done before. We have a small intimate tasting room where guests will get to interact with one another and be part of the tasting and tour together. You are free to ask any questions or inquire about what and how we do things. Transparency is key with us and we want you to leave feeling fulfilled. Guests will leave with greater knowledge and appreciation for spirits and the process behind our products. Guests will also appreciate the fact that we are fully reliant on farmers and many other local businesses which can be enlightening. Those who have ordered snack platters, these will be served during the tasting of the spirits. *Please note that late arrivals will forfeit the distillery tour*

We will meet at a historical place the Hector Pieterson Memorial site which is mostly about the 1976 student uprising which was a turning point in our history and walk down the most famous street in South Africa,Vilakazi street the only street with two Nobel peace prize recipients who are Dr Nelson Mandela and The Arch Bishop Tutu.The look out point where you can get a birds view of Soweto and how big it is and get to see the iconic Orlando towers which will be one of our stops .Jump into a mini bus like the locals do,then lunch time you get to eat what the locals call lunch,browse our beautiful ,colorful markets and meet some of our elders who played an instrumental role in our liberation. After all you have absorbed about Soweto online in news papers come join me and get the real picture

Join me on the Johannesburg & Soweto experience as we explore the history, the lifestyle, culture and museums of the vibrant & township of Gold. This tour will give you an overall experience about south Africa's history as we visit various attractions in both Soweto & Johannesburg. KayRidewill collect and drop you off at your residence. tour date can be adjusted to meet your availability. (NB : Historical & Non Historical Sites Entrance Fees Not Included In The Fee Charged) > Visit the constitution hill >Drive to Soweto which is one of the biggest townships in South Africa >Stop at the FNB Stadium which hosted the 2010 fifa world cup >Drive past Chris Hani Baragwanath hospital which is one of the top 3 biggest hospital in the world >We then view the Soweto towers which is now the landmark of Soweto > We stop at one of the most prestigious street in the world which is home to 2 noble prize winners Arch Bishop Desmond Tutu and Nelson Mandela >Visit the Hector Peterson museum ,were you will get an overview of the events of the 1976 Soweto student uprising.