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Johannesburg, lovingly known as 'Jozi' or the 'City of Gold', is built on an affluent history of gold mining. Quite rapidly, the city evolved into a vibrant hub for arts and culture and a stunning safari stopover. With cutting edge attractions, glass-fitted skyscrapers, modish cafes, restaurants, galleries and UNESCO Sites, Johannesburg is a stunner. Let's explore the top 5 attractions dotting the city.<br>for booking flights visit: http://www.flyafrica.co.uk/south-africa/flights-to-johannesburg<br>
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Top 5 Sights in Johannesburg Johannesburg, lovingly known as 'Jozi' or the 'City of Gold', is built on an affluent history of gold mining. Quite rapidly, the city evolved into a vibrant hub for arts and culture and a stunning safari stopover. With cutting edge attractions, glass-fitted skyscrapers, modish cafes, restaurants, galleries and UNESCO Sites, Johannesburg is a stunner. Let's explore the top 5 attractions dotting the city.
This museum vividly portrays the account of apartheid through photos, paper clippings, artefacts and footages. There are long corridors that showcase the country's events through decades of misery. Have two hours in hand and also visit the Liliesleaf Farm Museum to get deeper into the South African freedom struggle. The Apartheid Museum
It's a former prison, emitting a captivating insight into the African history. Visitors can explore #4 Museum, Women's Gaol and an Ancient Fort. What was once a dungeon for brutal treatment, has been transformed into a symbol of freedom. Constitution Hill
At a distance of 5 miles from the city centre, visitors are transferred back to the 'gold rush' days through stimulating theme rides and historical exhibits. A tour down the Crown Mine shaft can be arranged, which will give a detailed version of the mining work. The Gold Reef City
An incredible illustration of urban project and development, the Maboneng Precinct stands as a place of light and teems with life. With stylish restaurants, shops, art galleries and residential buildings, this is a wonderful district to experience the vibe of the city and relish mouth-watering delights. The Maboneng Precinct
The Market Theatre plays a crucial part in displaying the ravishing cultural life of Johannesburg. Along with four live theatres, the complex includes a photo and art gallery, a bookshop and restaurants. At the market parking lot, a huge flea market is held every Saturday. There is an appealing ethnological bureau that houses primitive tools, huts, dresses, arts and toys associated with South African tribes. The Market Theatre