• Carlton Centre - If you want a bird’s-eye view of Johannesburg, the 50-storey Carlton Centre is the place to go. Visitors to the centre can enjoy a panoramic view of the City of Gold from the Top of Africa, as the topmost floor of the building is known: 360 degrees of dense cityscape and outwards towards the countryside and beyond.
  The tallest building in Africa and once the tallest building in the southern hemisphere, the Carlton Centre stands 223m high – about 40m shy of featuring on the world’s top 100 skyscrapers list.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Alcoholic beverages
• Lunch

Despite not being located along a coast, lake or river, Johannesburg holds the title for the largest ‘dry port’ globally. The city is the primary destination for more than half of the cargo shipped through the ports of Durban and Cape Town, all of which is managed at the City Deep container terminal. Johannesburg’s history stretches back beyond 120 years, having been established on 4th October 1886 during the gold rush, but it remains among the world’s youngest major cities. Of all the cities in Africa, only Cairo, Egypt’s vibrant metropolis, surpasses Johannesburg in size, making it the second-largest city on the continent.

• Infants seats are available on request.

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