Culture & History
Where humankind began and freedom was won the Cradle of Humankind, Soweto and Mandela's legacy.
Culture & HistoryGautengApartheid Museum
At the door you are handed a ticket marked "white" or "non-white" and directed to separate entrances, so apartheid's logic confronts you before a single exhibit does.
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Culture & HistoryWestern CapeBo-Kaap
Beneath Signal Hill, a hillside of candy-bright houses and cobbled lanes holds Cape Town's oldest surviving residential quarter and the heart of Cape Malay culture.
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Culture & HistoryGautengConstitution Hill
A century-old prison where Gandhi and Mandela were once held now cradles South Africa's Constitutional Court: repression remade, brick by brick, into a monument to human rights.
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Culture & HistoryGautengCradle of Humankind
The caves where some of our earliest ancestors were unearthed.
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Culture & HistoryLimpopoMapungubwe National Park
Where the Limpopo and Shashe rivers meet, a sandstone hill holds the graves of kings buried in gold the heart of what UNESCO describes as southern Africa's first kingdom.
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Robben Island
The island prison where Nelson Mandela spent 18 years now a World Heritage Site.
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Soweto
The township at the heart of South Africa's freedom struggle.
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