Things to Do in Johannesburg

The Zone @ Rosebank is an urban centre with a decidedly creative style. The shopping experience features the most sought-after fashion boutiques, quality boutiques, quality merchandisers. Re-invent your style with a range of our stores to shop at. The Place to be seen and the people to be seen only at The Zone @ Rosebank Fashion, Fusion and Food - Shop the experience, taste the experience, be the experience - The Zone @ Rosebank

18 Hole Golf Course and Cricket Stadium

World Class Theatre offering contemporary theatre, musicals and dance

Rugby stadium with the official home of the Lions Rugby Team

Museum depicting the Apartheid Area and exhibitions.

Most popular black urban residential area with a population of around a million. Day tours of the suburb and surrounds can be arranged.

Museum and historical landmark of the birth of humankind. World Heritage sight

The Lion Park is home to over 80 lions including the rare white lions and many other carnivores such as cheetah, wild dog, brown hyena, striped hyena, spotted hyena, black-backed jackal, side-striped jackal, and a wide variety of antelope which roam freely in the antelope area.

Sun City, unique in the context of world resorts, with a combination of features unmatched anywhere, draws thousands of visitors each year to its four top-quality hotels, a Vacation Club plus magnificent sporting and recreational facilities including 2 world class golf courses, and the magical Lost City water-park, The Valley of Waves. Only 187 km from Johannesburg, the resort, is surrounded by the imposing mountains of the Pilanesberg.

Pilanesberg Game Reserve is in the Bojanala Region of the North West Province, adjacent to Sun City. Set in the crater of a long extinct volcano, the Park ranks among the largest of the parks in South Africa (it is in fact the fourth largest park) and covers an area of 55 000 hectare. The beauty of Pilanesberg is reflected in a large central lake, the Mankwe Dam.

Ten years after it was first opened, Sandton Square is again making headlines. Commemorating our first decade of democracy, a specially donated six metre bronze statue of Nelson Mandela has been unveiled, and our square aptly renamed NELSON MANDELA SQUARE at Sandton City. Ten years after it was first opened, Sandton Square is again making headlines. A specially donated six metre bronze statue of Nelson Mandela has been unveiled, and our square renamed NELSON MANDELA SQUARE at Sandton City.

Sandton City Shopping Centre is an unparalleled shopping experience. With over 300 leading retailers, this iconic destination boasts an abundance of sophisticated, Afro-cosmopolitan experiences. An energetic hub showcasing the very best South Africa and the world has to offer, from one-of-a-kind South African artworks to the latest shoes from Milan.