Soweto Highlights Tour with Vilakazi Street Lunch
Meet your South African tour guide and get picked up from your hotel or lodge at a convenient time.
Head to the FNB Stadium, also known as Soccer City, the stadium that hosted the 2010 World Cup.
Proceed to Diepkloof Extension, known as the "Rich Man's Acre" or "Diepkloof Expensive," to see the expensive houses and hear about some of the celebrities residing in the area.
Stop opposite Diepkloof Hostel to hear interesting information about the Diepkloof Men's Hostel.
Go towards Baragwanath Hospital and stop at Mr Percy’s house, where he will give you a tour of his matchbox house.
Walk across the street to Baragwanath Hospital to see the prominent taxi rank in Soweto, which is used as an interchange for public transport modes.
Visit the astounding Elias Motsoaledi Squatter Camp and drive past Orlando Towers, a prominent Soweto landmark used for bungee and base jumping.
Head to James Sofasonke Mpanza's house in Orlando East. He is known as the father of Soweto. Drive past the heritage sites of Orlando East, including Orlando High School, Orlando Stadium, and Orlando Communal Hall.
See the exquisite Hector Pieterson Museum and hear the facts about the 1976 student uprisings.
Embark to Vilakazi Street to visit Nelson Mandela's House and Archbishop Tutu's House. Archbishop Tutu's House can only be viewed from the outside, as it is not a museum.
Enjoy a delicious lunch at Sakhumzi restaurant in Vilakazi Street.
End of tour.
