The building has a unique design and structure, which enhances the story told about the Apartheid era to both its local and international visitors. Upon entering the museum, excursionists are taken on an epic journey, which has been conscientiously composed by exceptional historians, curators, filmmakers and designers. The tour consists of 22 distinctive exhibitions with text panels, photographs, film footage and artefacts demonstrating how the racial segregation system was enforced and eventually ended during the 20th century in South Africa.
Find out more about the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg: www.apartheidmuseum.org

It is believed, that he bought the Smuts House in Britain, which was originally constructed there, and then later it was shipped to India. The building reached its final destination in 1909 at Doornkloof, where the Smuts family had lived many happy moments. Both the General and Mrs Smuts had died in this family home during the 1950s. Many parts of the house have been preserved in their original state, as it has been used by the family back in the day. Visitors may find interesting artefacts from the Smuts family, including dozens of original family photos, sculptures, beautiful and delicate china, vintage furniture, the Smuts’ personal library and many more. The Museum also has a few war machines exhibited from the World Wars.
Find out more about the Jan Smuts House Museum by visiting:  www.smutshouse.co.za

Not to mention visiting “Paul”, one of the oldest mint presses in the world. Moreover, the South African Mint is just 10 minutes away from our guest house.
For more information about Coin World in Midrand, visit www.samint.co.za.

There are 7 different sections packed with all the different vehicles that have been used by the forefathers of South Africa for transport over the last hundred years. This is the most remarkable and comprehensive collection of vehicles in South Africa housing 2500 items, which includes animal-drawn-, steam-driven-, electric-, motor vehicles and even buses, coaches and trolley buses. The most veteran and also the most precious of motorcars displayed at the museum is a 1900 Clement Panhard.

This exhibit is a must for all who have a bit of passion for cars, motorbikes or history. Guided tours are available for groups, clubs and school groups as well.
For more details, visit their website at: www.jhmt.org.za

Visit their website for booking your tickets, or to learn more about World of Beer at: www.worldofbeer.co.za

The construction of the Monument started on 13 July 1937, and it was introduced to the public on 16 December 1949. The building was mostly funded by the government and was declared a National Heritage Sight on 8 July 2011. The building is located on Monument Hill and rests on a 40 by 40 meters foundation and has the same height. The architectural style has been influenced by French, German, Egyptian and also by the African culture. The Monument has many great features, like the Cenotaph, the round floor opening, the 6-ton statues at the four corners, the breathtaking rooftop and interior view, the laager of 64 ox-wagons, a 20.000 seaters large amphitheatre, etc.
Find out more details about Voortrekker Monument, by visiting: www.vtm.org.za

The Buildings are also a harbour for a number of important monuments and statues from the country’s history, which are all cleverly placed around its picturesque, terrace-like gardens.
You may find more information at: www.thepresidency.gov.za

Don’t worry! There is so much more. There is a reason why they call it an “entertainment complex”.

Gold Reef City also claims to have “the only authentic underground mine tour in Johannesburg”. Furthermore, the Park is also the home of a casino, two theatres, a movie theatre, a bowling alley and 13 exquisite restaurants. You’ve got literally nothing to lose (unless you visit the casino).
So don’t think about it too long, just book your ticket on their website: www.tsogosun.com/gold-reef-city-casino

And if this wasn’t enough, the centre also has a movie theatre, 30 exquisite restaurants and even a Bird Garden for additional entertainment.
Find out more about Montecasino at: www.tsogosun.com

We believe that if you only have a day to see the city, this is your best bet to get the most out of that day. This tour will enable you to tick off quite a bit from your ‘Must See’ list. Additionally, you should be able to get all the information about the city in your own language while on the bus.

Here are some of the most important places you get to visit with the City Sightseeing Johannesburg tour:

• Apartheid Museum
• Carlton Centre
• Constitution Hill
• Gold Reef City
• James Hall Transport Museum
• Johannesburg Zoo
• Military Museum
• SAB World of Beer

For more information or to book your ticket, visit their website: www.citysightseeing.co.za

But the more realistic way is to visit Soweto on an organized bicycle tour. Lebo’s Soweto happens to be one of the most reliable companies that organize such tours. However, they also offer alternative ways to experience Soweto and the history of SA.
Find out more about their services and book your tour at: www.sowetobackpackers.com