Halbtägige Führung durch das Soweto and Apartheid Museum
Beschreibung
Soweto ist eine Stadtgemeinde der Stadt Johannesburg in Gauteng, Südafrika, in der Sie unsere dunkle Geschichte kennen lernen werden. Dort haben Sie die Möglichkeit, das Nelson Mandela Haus, das Desmond Tutu Haus in Soweto zu sehen, und Sie haben die Erfahrung einer Wanderung in der Vilakazi Straße in Soweto, nur eine Straße der Welt, in der Sie das Haus von zwei noblen Preisen sehen können.
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Das Apartheidmuseum veranschaulicht den Aufstieg und Fall der Apartheid. Bitte beachten Sie, dass das Apartheidmuseum derzeit von Mittwoch bis Sonntag geöffnet ist
Die Vilakazi-Straße ist die einzige Straße der Welt, in der Sie die Häuser von zwei Friedensnobelpreisträgern sehen können. Desmond Tutu und Nelson Mandela
Mandela House ist das Haus, in dem Nelson Mandela von 1946 bis 1964 in Soweto lebte
Der Hector Pieterson Memorial Place soll an die Rolle der Studenten im Kampf gegen die Apartheid in Südafrika im Jahr 1976 erinnern
Soweto ist die größte und bekannteste Gemeinde. Soweto hat sich von einer unterdrückten und segregierten Gemeinde zu einem ikonischen internationalen Reiseziel entwickelt. Orlando Tower. Platz der Freiheit. Nelson-Mandela-Haus. Desmond Tutu-Haus. Chris Hani Baragwanath Krankenhaus.
Highlights
Was ist inklusive
Abholorte & -zeiten
Hotels, Pensionen, BNB und Residential Wir holen für diese Tour nicht von Pretoria ab.
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Wichtige Informationen
- Kleinkinder müssen auf dem Schoß eines Erwachsenen sitzen.
- Nicht empfohlen für Reisende mit Herz-Kreislauf-Schwäche
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
- Kinder müssen von einem Erwachsenen begleitet werden
- Die Kleiderordnung ist lässig
Bewertungen(703)
Thoroughly recommend this half day tour particularly if you are short on time. Our guide Lebo was excellent, very knowledgeable and answered all of our questions. We learnt so much from Lebo, particularly about the history of Johannsburgs early gold days right through to current times. The visits to the Apartheid Museum and Soweto, while confronting, it is something we think everybody should do to get an appreciation of what Johannesburg is about. Thank you Lebo.
Awesome tour with our guide Lebo, who was knowledgeable on the history and culture of Johannesburg and Soweto. The apartheid museum was an highlight, an informative and often confronting portrayal of South Africa’s past. Overall a highly recommended tour.
This was my first trip to South Africa, and this tour is part of the reason I am likely to return. Ntombi was a warm and knowledgeable ambassador of Johannesburg and her country. She started the tour by asking me, "In addition to the locations listed on this tour, is there anything else you would like to see?" What a great start. Visiting each location, Ntombi allowed me to experience each at my own pace. I was never rushed or hurried. In fact, she extended my tour timeline to ensure I had a satisfying experience. Additionally, Thandazani, the driver, adeptly navigated the busy streets of Johannesburg as we moved from site to site. Without question, he turned around to allow me to see a location of my personal curiosity that we may have passed. He's a pro! I want to return to Johannesburg with other friends and family. I will hope to have Ntombi be the guide for us!
Our guide was so knowledgeable and explained everything we saw. We had plenty of chances for photos too. We saw the families who lived in the shanty town area which was interesting. I learned more on this trip than any other I’ve done in South Africa. The apartheid museum at the end of the tour brought together everything we had been told.
Absolutely amazing tour - highly recommend. Our tour guide was very informative and knowledgeable. He made the tour very worthwhile.
This was a fantatsic day. Thanks so much to Lebo for being such an amazing guide and sharing his wealth of local knowledge and for going above and beyond tfor me to see and experience the 'real' Soweto. One of the most impactful tours I have ever done.
The best part of this tour was our guide, Griffith. He was incredibly knowledgeable, sharing detailed history, stories, and anecdotes throughout the 6-hour tour. He was easy-going, friendly, and happy to answer any and all questions - truly 10/10! We loved getting a glimpse of Soweto and learning the history of the 1976 uprising. Mandela’s house and the Apartheid Museum were definite highlights! The only reason we didn’t rate 5/5 is that parts of the tour felt like the tourists traps that we often try to avoid - we were invited into a home in Soweto and asked to donate to the family who lived there (which we were happy to do), but when another person on our tour didn’t have cash to donate, they quickly whipped out a card reader for her to use. When touring the kindergarten, the kids appeared performative for the tourists, but as soon as we left, everything seemed to stop - and, again, we were asked to donate. Upon leaving, we were accosted by vendors who took us by the hand and led us to their tables. When arriving at Mandela house, we were greeted by costumed Zulu dancers who insisted on pictures and donations as well. We understand that everybody needs to make a living and that tourism is a good way to generate income, but we don’t love repeatedly being pressured for donations throughout a tour.
Great way to see the apartheid museaum and Soweto. Not too long or too short, and the guide was fantastic.
We had an excellent tour. Our guide was so knowledgeable and friendly. It was excellent to see and hear about the history of this beautiful place. All the people we met were amazing. Thank you for offering this tour.
Comfortable and informative way to learn about Johannesburg and Soweto. Apartheid museum was excellent.
