Guidebook for Johannesburg
Food Scene
Maboneng Precinct
Kruger StreetInner City buzz with restuarants and markets
Essentials
Total Darras
Kitchener AvenueArts & Culture
I-Museum we-Apartheid
It's a very famous and unique part of history.
Parks & Nature
It's within walking distance with beautiful views. Only open during the day (6am-6pm)
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Iphaki yaseRhodes
Cumberland RoadIt's within walking distance with beautiful views. Only open during the day (6am-6pm)
Drinks & Nightlife
See beautiful views on a roof top of a high building with some food, drinks and music. Best during the afternoon and sunset. Make sure it's open as they have private functions often.
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Living Room Jozi
20 Kruger StSee beautiful views on a roof top of a high building with some food, drinks and music. Best during the afternoon and sunset. Make sure it's open as they have private functions often.
Shopping
Lots of restaurants, stores, banks, movies.
7 Minute drive from our place.
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Bedford Centre
Van Der Linde RoadLots of restaurants, stores, banks, movies.
7 Minute drive from our place.
Closest mall to our place with restaurants, banks, shops, movies and more!
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Forever New
338 Bronkhorst StClosest mall to our place with restaurants, banks, shops, movies and more!
Sightseeing
Constitution Hill represents South Africa’s dark past and its bright post-apartheid future. Johannesburg’s most notorious historic prisons (all of them now museums) sit side by side with the home of the Constitutional Court, a symbol of South Africa’s triumphant democracy. The site is located on the ridge between two city neighborhoods, Hillbrow and Braamfontein, and overlooking central Johannesburg and is one of the most important tourist attractions in South Africa.
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Constitution Hill Human Rights Precinct
11 Kotze StConstitution Hill represents South Africa’s dark past and its bright post-apartheid future. Johannesburg’s most notorious historic prisons (all of them now museums) sit side by side with the home of the Constitutional Court, a symbol of South Africa’s triumphant democracy. The site is located on the ridge between two city neighborhoods, Hillbrow and Braamfontein, and overlooking central Johannesburg and is one of the most important tourist attractions in South Africa.