• FNB Stadium - Also known as Soccer City, FNB Stadium was the venue for the 2010 World Cup.
• Diepmeadow - The tour continues to Diepkloof Extensions, often referred to as the “Rich Man’s Acre” or “Diepkloof Expensive,” where visitors can admire the luxurious homes and learn about the celebrities who reside there. Diepkloof was established in 1959 as a resettlement township for those displaced, primarily from Alexandra. Diepkloof Extension was developed in the 1980s. The tour stops opposite Diepkloof hostel to learn about the men’s hostel there, before proceeding to Baragwanath Hospital, with a visit to Mr. Percy’s house for a tour of his matchbox house across the street.
• Hector Pieterson Museum and Memorial - At the Hector Pieterson Museum, visitors can learn about the Soweto youth uprising against the former government, with opportunities for photography and more.
• Baragwanath - After visiting Mr. Percy’s house, the tour crosses the street to Baragwanath Hospital and the largest taxi rank in Soweto, which serves as a hub for public transportation. Baragwanath Hospital is the largest hospital in South Africa.
• Mandela House - The tour then moves to Elias Motsoaledi Squatter Camp and Mandela House. Mandela House aims to be a premier visitor attraction and a leading center for preserving and researching the history, heritage, and legacy of the Mandela Family. It is a museum featuring original furniture, offering insights into the life of South Africa’s first black president. Visitors can also experience Sowetan life by trying Kota, a traditional bunny chow, and more. At the Hector Pieterson Museum, the history of the 1976 student uprising against the former government is showcased, with opportunities for photography and experiencing Vilakazi Street, which is rich in African culture and more.

• Stay connected with on-board WiFi
• Complimentary bottled water
• Enjoy a selection of snacks
• Travel comfortably with in-vehicle air conditioning

• Alcoholic beverages
• Bicycle use

Soweto (an abbreviation for South Western Township) is widely known as a bastion of opposition against apartheid, the previous policy of racial discrimination in South Africa. The township’s intricate history can be observed in its emotional museums, historical landmarks, and robust customs.

Viewed as a rich blend of South African cultures, this tour is recognised as a dynamic and active centre that will stimulate your senses. It’s commonly held that any visitor should not miss a Soweto tour, as it will allow them to immerse in the lively street life and visit important historical locations.

No trip to South Africa is truly fulfilled without exploring Soweto.

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