- Hector Pieterson Museum and Memorial - Meeting at the Museum, we will talk first about the Soweto uprising, which was one the downfall of apartheid organised by students of. Soweto.
- Moema Street - We walk through the footsteps of the youth of 1976, sharing insightful details of the shooting, the living conditions and the aftermath of the uprising.
- Vilakazi Street - Taking a shot’left, we continue our walk in the famous street in Johannesburg to have two Nobel peace price winners living in this neighbourhood.
- Mandela House - The Iconic House of Nelson Mandela and his Wife Winnie Mandela, who spend their life in this house post apartheid.
- Tutu House - Soweto tours - Famous Arch Bishop Desmond Tutu who won an NobelPrice and criticised apartheid through religion.
- Baragwanath Road - The first Formal houses which. formed the township or Soweto
- Orlando Towers - Final destination of great photos and traditional lunch
- Lunch included.
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Explore the historical town of Soweto, once home to notable political figures battling the apartheid regime. Immerse yourself in local culture, mingle with residents, sample traditional foods and gain genuine insights from a native Sowetan guide.
The journey commences at the Hector Pietersen Museum, shedding light on the 1976 Soweto uprising. Visit the celebrated dwellings of Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu on Vilakazi Street - the only avenue globally to have housed two Nobel laureates. Note that the entrance to Mandela’s house is not included, though 20 minutes are allotted for this part of the tour.
Indulge in a local specialty, Kota, for lunch before proceeding to Orlando East, Soweto’s first established settlement. Hop on a local minibus taxi for a ride over to the Orlando Towers.
Optional visits are also available to the Kliptown Freedom Charter, Soweto Gold Beer Brewery, and a community center in Kliptown.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.