• FNB Stadium - The largest stadium in Africa, where Mr. Nelson Mandela delivered his first speech in Johannesburg following his release from prison in 1990. Visitors can also explore the latest addition to the tour, the South African Hall of Fame, located within the stadium. This includes virtual tours, memorabilia, and inspiring stories of South African heroes in sports, arts, culture, and more.
• Baragwanath Hospital - The largest public hospital in the Southern Hemisphere.
• Orlando Towers - A renowned landmark in Soweto.
• Hector Pieterson Museum and Memorial - A museum in Soweto that honors all the students who were injured and participated in the Soweto uprising march on June 16, 1976.
• Vilakazi Street - The only street in the world to have produced two Nobel Peace Prize winners, Mr. Nelson Mandela and Reverend Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
• Mandela House - The residence of Nelson Mandela from 1946 to 1962 before his imprisonment.

• Local Guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Entrance fees to attractions

Soweto, arguably South Africa’s hippest township, promises an experience that can truly transform one’s perspective. Since the 1950s, Soweto has been at the heart of political movements striving to dismantle apartheid, and in 1955 it was the stage for the adoption of the Freedom Charter by 3,000 individuals - a document that has since influenced the creation of the South African Constitution.

Experience the urban landscape where the likes of Mandela resided and where Mahatma Gandhi embarked on his legal journey.

Gain valuable insights about two of the most iconic fighters for freedom from the 20th century, whose legal and political journeys unfolded in this very city. Walk the path once trodden by Mahatma Gandhi, founder of the Passive Resistance (Satyagraha) Movement, and Nelson Mandela, who initiated the Defiance Campaign.

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