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Discover the rich cultural heritage of Africa’s Xhosa, Zulu, Pedi, Basotho, and Ndebele tribes during a visit to the Lesedi Cultural Village. Learn about the everyday life and customs of the different tribes as you explore the village, experience a fun tribal drumming and dance performance, then tuck into a delicious feast of traditional African cuisine.

Get off the beaten path in Johannesburg during this inner-city hiking tour with a guide. Focus on places that typical tours don't stop and learn about the true culture and history of Johannesburg. Traveling on foot means you'll be out from behind glassed-in bus windows to get to know the city intimately.

Johannesburg's reputation can make it intimidating for independent travel. Get a feel for South Africa's biggest and richest city in safety and security on this guided walking tour. See Chancellor House, where Nelson Mandela and Olive Tambo founded South Africa's first Black-owned law firm; admire heritage buildings on historic Main Street; soak up city views from the Top of Africa; and enjoy a braai (barbecue) lunch—with plant-based options too.

Art fans visiting Johannesburg—this special-themed tour is the perfect way to expand your knowledge of the local art scene. Save yourself hours of research time and head off on a gallery-hopping guided tour. Along the way, find out about how the local art scene has transformed over the years, and get a behind-the-scenes opportunity to meet an artist.

Zoom around Johannesburg at a faster pace than a walking tour, and tick off lots of sights in a short space of time on this guided e-scooter tour. This experience is ideal for travelers interested in taking a deep dive into parts of Johannesburg that you might miss if exploring alone. During the tour, enjoy guide commentary and learn fun facts about the city’s history and culture.

See the highlights of Soweto in half a day with this convenient guided tour. To save time organizing taxis, the trip includes hotel pickup, and comfortable air-conditioned transportation between sites. The tour is an excellent way to learn about the Apartheid Era, and it includes stops at Kliptown, Mandela House, and the Hector Pieterson Museum and Memorial.

This is a great pick for first-time visitors to Johannesburg, or those who want to get their bearing of its downtown area. Instead of studying a map, explore the city with a guide to show you around. The route ventures from Maboneng to Newtown, so you can explore four different suburbs, and learn more about local life along the way—including stories about music, culture, politics, art, history, and architecture.

Discover the highlights of Johannesburg with this private half-day city tour. Meet at the Apartheid Museum or request pickup, and travel around in comfort in an air-conditioned vehicle, with stops that include the Maboneng Precinct, Constitution Hill Human Rights Precinct living museum, Victoria Yards complex, and Museum Africa.

Contemporary South African art and literature offer a glimpse into the country's diverse cultural experiences and provide a platform for South African voices to be heard on the global stage. Art showcases a vibrant blend of traditions rhythms and modern fusions, reflecting the country's diverse cultural influences and creative spirit. This tour will take you through some art places found in town. On this experience, not only will you see art but also get a chance to meet and talk with Artists behind the beautiful pieces