Interactive gold-mining experiences are the highlight of this theme park, which also contains the standard thrill rides and games.

Tranquil gardens, walkways, shady arbors and benches make this sprawling park a popular respite from the pace of the city.

This bustling community is well-known for being the first place where Nelson Mandela owned a home.

A multimedia extravaganza complete with disneyland-like special effects, video, sound music, light shows, and talking automatons telling the story of beer.  The history, types of beers, and...

Located in the busy Newtown Cultural Precinct, this multi-media museum includes an audio/visual display of Nelson Mandela’s treason trial.

This large museum contains mostly military-related records, journals, weapons and photographs that depict the nation’s participation in large-scale conflicts.

At fifty stories tall and four blocks long, this mixed-use urban landmark is the city’s largest commerce center.

This attraction north of Johannesburg attempts to show busloads of tourists how the Lesedi tribe lives and works.

Throngs of locals and tourists visit this indoor/outdoor complex where over 350 shopkeepers hawk their wares.

By now a symbol of Johannesburg, this bronze statue depicts three miners digging for gold.

Trendy coffeehouses and upscale shops dot this vibrant neighborhood.

Rich with architectural heritage hearkening back to the early mining days, Parktown is one of the oldest Johannesburg suburbs.

Filled with great shops and hotels, Rosebank is another northwestern suburb worth a visit.

South African artworks blend with worldwide masterpieces in this elegant museum, considered by many to be the best international art collection in the country.