Johannesburg – known as the megacity of South Africa, ‘Jozi’ or ‘Jo’burg’, the city of gold or ‘egoli’, one of the 100 largest urban areas in the world, houses some of the head offices of major South African companies and banks which attracts professionals from all over Africa. Being the largest city in Gauteng, and the most populated it is no wonder that Johannesburg is home to our South African Constitutional Court as well as the rich in minerals ‘Witswaterstrand’ – home to one of our world-class universities too.
Look forward to one of the most famous township experiences when you visit Soweto, a township rife in Apartheid history. Not only did some of our most iconic freedom fighters live here, but it is where the 1976 Soweto uprising occurred. Visit world renowned museums which take you back to not only the history of the area but some of the most influential periods of South African history. It is also in Johannesburg where you will find a vibe that suits yours. Township events which allow you to witness the unique and diverse culture of our people, to international artists performing live on our stages, to the widest variety of clubs, bars and restaurants to choose from. Whether you’re single and looking to make memories, a business traveler looking to network or a family person, the city of Johannesburg promises quality experiences that will keep you coming back.
Hidden between Delta Park and the Johannesburg Botanical Garden, you will find the quiet leafy suburb of Victory Park, regarded as one of the safest
There can be few places in the world whose name is more synonymous with modern-day freedom struggles than South Africa’s black township of Soweto. It
Lying directly between Johannesburg’s historic city centre and the newer Sandton business district, and with a Gautrain station right on its doorstep, the Rosebank precinct
An area very popular with locals and visitors alike, the busy suburb of Parkhurst, just north of Rosebank, is one of Johannesburg’s top dining and
Adjacent to Norwood and Houghton, and divided neatly in half by the busy thoroughfare of Louis Botha Avenue, lies Orange Grove, one of the oldest
Sitting between the M1 highway and Linksfield Ridge, Norwood is one of the city’s oldest suburbs with most homes dating back to the 1920s and
Founded in 1997, Imbizo Shisanyama is one of South Africa’s most acclaimed African cuisine restaurants that celebrate the authentic African culture and heritage. At our
The Hector Pieterson Museum is a large museum located in Orlando West, Soweto, South Africa, two blocks away from where Hector Pieterson was shot and
The Maboneng Precinct is a connected urban neighbourhood in downtown Johannesburg. Maboneng is fast becoming Joburg’s most unique and innovative area, offering live / work
The Art Eye Gallery is a collaborative space that perpetuates this idea of free expression and community. Art Eye Gallery is a vibrant space where
Being powered by Pure Rush Industries, Jozi X is following the tradition of offering EXCLUSIVE activities to South Africans looking for adventure. The park has
The Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden (previously known as the Witwatersrand National Botanical Garden) is a 300 hectares (3.0 km2) botanical reserve in Roodepoort near
There are many transportation options in an around the city starting at the OR Thambo International Airport, you have the opportunity of jumping on the world renown Gautrain, there are dedicated e-hailing spaces for services like uber & bolt.
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Hyatt Regency Johannesburg sets the stage for everything from intimate to large-scale meetings in the heart of Rosebank. Totalling 1400 sq m, the hotel’s 12
When it comes to deluxe business hotels in Sandton, Johannesburg, The Maslow is renowned for offering premier 4-star Sandton accommodation for business travelers. The Maslow
Located within the mall, leading on to Nelson Mandela Square, The DAVINCI is a contemporary masterpiece that has been built with unparalleled attention to detail.
Follow in the footsteps of the earliest gold miners as they tracked the gold-rich veins of South Africa, by experiencing one of Johannesburg’s gold mine tours. There’s a valid reason for Johannesburg being called Egoli, meaning “City of Gold”, as South Africa’s history, and more specifically Johannesburg’s history, is intricately linked to gold and mining. […]
On 25 May, the world celebrated Africa day and commemorated the founding of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), which is today known as the African Union. It is the day dedicated to showing our appreciation for the Motherland, but for a number of clothing companies in Gauteng that celebration of our wonderful continent isn’t limited […]
Follow in the footsteps of the earliest gold miners as they tracked the gold-rich veins of South Africa, by experiencing one of Johannesburg’s gold mine tours. There’s a valid reason for Johannesburg being called Egoli, meaning “City of Gold”, as South Africa’s history, and more specifically Johannesburg’s history, is intricately linked to gold and mining. […]
On 25 May, the world celebrated Africa day and commemorated the founding of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), which is today known as the African Union. It is the day dedicated to showing our appreciation for the Motherland, but for a number of clothing companies in Gauteng that celebration of our wonderful continent isn’t limited […]
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