• Constitution Hill Human Rights Precinct - Guests will be picked up from their accommodation in Johannesburg at 9:00 am and briefed about the day’s tour and its importance to South Africans today. The Constitutional Hill Human Rights Precinct is home to South Africa’s highest court, founded on the constitution. During this tour, participants will explore the history of the site, which was initially a fort for the Boers and later became a detention center for political activists before they were transferred to larger prisons like Robben Island. A guided tour of the precinct will reveal the former prison cells, offering an emotional insight into the prisoners’ living conditions. Visitors will also have the opportunity to see the main building of the Constitutional Court, where all nine judges convene to hear appeals.

• Hotel Pick-up and Drop-off
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance fees to Constitution Hill - 1 Hour
• Bottled mineral water

• All Meals and Drinks
• Gratuities
• Items of personal nature

Join this tour to explore the history of the South African Constitution’s origins at Constitutional Hill. Initially constructed as a fort by former President Paul Kruger to defend the Boer republic from British invasion, Constitutional Hill later served as a detention center during the apartheid era until 1978. It held political activists, including Nelson Mandela, before they were transferred to infamous prisons like Robben Island. In 2004, the site was transformed into a constitutional court and now houses a rich collection of 200 pieces of South African artwork. Discover more during your visit.

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