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Located in the heart of Soweto, the Credo Mutwa Cultural Village contains a remarkable collection of sculptures and buildings. The village offers an outdoor museum of African art, culture and folklore, with sculptures of human and animal figures and dwellings drawn from a variety of African building styles. Created by artist, author and traditional healer Credo Mutwa over a ten year-period starting in 1974, the village serves to highlight the role played by traditional culture within an urban environment which is part-African and part-westernised. The sculpture garden lies below the historic Oppenheimer Tower, which affords a panoramic view of Soweto. The Oppenheimer Tower and cultural village are located in the Oppenheimer Gardens, a public park with indigenous plants.

Nestling deep in the leafy suburb of Rivonia, Liliesleaf is an exciting, interactive and experiential historical site. Liliesleaf will take you on a journey of enlightenment and discovery where the transformation of South Africa is celebrated. Liliesleaf is the personification of the beliefs, motivations and aspirations of a unique group of diverse liberation leaders. This iconic historical site formed a crucible for the liberation movement and struggle. It was here that people like Nelson Mandela, Govan Mbeki, Ruth First, Lionel Bernstein, Ahmed Kathrada, Denis Goldberg and Walter Sisulu met, discussed and planned the emancipation of South Africa from the oppression of apartheid rule. It was from here that the move from passive resistance to armed struggle took place. It was here that on a cold winter’s day in July 1963 the history of South Africa was to change for ever. 11 July 1963, a date to remember: the security police finally closed in on and raided Liliesleaf. Having been...

The Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg is a work of art conceptualized, designed, and constructed by leading architectural firms in South Africa. It is a sight and sound tour where one will feel drawn to the events of the past. It’s a dramatic walk down history.