Game and Wildlife Reserves - South Africa

 

FOR the visitor to Game and Wildlife Reserves and Johannesburg the difficulty lies not in finding something to do, but in choosing between all the exciting options. There's something for everyone - museums that examine the country's apartheid past, the city's exciting new Constitutional Court, a look at the city's gold mining beginnings, traditional African medicine or muti, and plenty of animals and outdoor fun. Just relax and enjoy yourself, Johannesburg style. For More info call One and only South Africa - one&only, oneandonly.co.za on +27 82 952-9609 or +27 11 624-1676
The South African Breweries Museum :Beer is a drink that is loved worldwide and South African Breweries is one of the largest brewing groups in the world. The SAB Museum traces every aspect of the history of brewing - and as a bonus the entrance fee includes two beers.

Apartheid Museum A visit to Johannesburg's Apartheid Museum is a moving experience -- you almost feel you were there among the toyi-toying demonstrators facing down the police.

Constitution Hill There are three jails on the site: the Women's Jail, No 4, and the Old Fort, where activists like Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela were held. The Constitutional Court is the newest building on the site, an impressive building with a wonderful art collection.

Mandela House museum The Mandela House in Soweto has been restored to look like the home when Nelson Mandela lived there with Winnie Madikizela-Mandela and his first wife Evelyn.