Soweto (South Western Township) has played a key role in South African history, as the 1948 low-cost housing project sparked anti-apartheid movements. In 1955, the Freedom Charter – the basis for the current Constitution – was adopted here, and the 1976 student uprising marked the beginning of the end of apartheid, making Soweto a true resistance symbol. Today, 3.5 million people live here, with stark contrasts between slums and upscale suburbs. The daily four-hour Soweto Township Tour explores this rich history, featuring sites like the Hector Pieterson Museum, Mandela’s house, and more. It’s a moving, unforgettable look into the past and present of this iconic place.
Important details:
- Tours available at 8 AM, 10 AM, 12 AM and 2 PM
- Pick-up included from Rosebank, Melrose, Sandton and Kempton Park
- Duration: 4 hours
