Township tourism in Johannesburg - Soweto

A great way to experience Soweto is by taking a cycling, walking or Tuk Tuk tour. Lebo's offers 2-hour, half-day or full-day options. Routes include...

The dynamic Raymond Rampolokeng runs Bay of Grace Tours offering bird-watching tours in the wetland areas of Soweto, including Orlando and Moroka...

The quirky Credo Mutwa Cultural Village, is located inside Jabavu Central's Oppenheimer Park and is a unique representation of African mythology....

Also known as Soccer City, this iconic 94,000-seater venue is Africa's largest stadium. First built in 1986, it was rebuilt for the 2010 World Cup....

This deeply moving museum is unquestionably Soweto's best. Named after one of the first schoolchildren to be killed by the police during the Soweto...

Operated in collaboration with the Joburg City Sightseeing bus and SoWeToo, the Soweto mini-bus tour leaves three times a day from the Apartheid...

This extensive open-air memorial, opened in 2015, has been designed to form the start of the so-called 'June 16 Trail'. The story of the protest of...

Kliptown is the oldest area of Soweto and is a place of striking contrasts. At its centre is the Walter Sisulu Square, famous as the place where in...

This often over-looked museum next to the Soweto Hotel in historic Kliptown brings the incredible story of the Freedom Charter and the 1955 Congress...

Nelson Mandela lived in this humble 'matchbox' house with his second wife Winnie in the late 1950s and early 1960s. In order to make the house into a...

These two huge cooling towers covered in colourful murals are Soweto's most recognisable landmark and the area is now a magnet for thrill seekers...