This is the historic heart of the freedom struggle that took place in South Africa. Soweto (or ‘SOuth WEst Townships') is replete with schools, squares, cemeteries and other memorials that carry now-famous names. Both ex-President Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu have homes here. It is recommended that visits to Soweto are undertaken via a reputable firm, for reasons of security. Tour operators offer a variety of packages, most including the Soweto Shebeen (local drinking houses) Route, which allows one a genuine taste of the warm hospitality that fills life in the township. Never dull, this township offers the wonderful experience of seeing how past incidents have impacted on the lives of residents today.
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Dangerous
I would not recommend that you go here. It may be insightful but it is also dangerous. Unless it is some guided tour i think it is a silly ide...
Awesome place
Loved it there. Loved the people. If you want to experience it the best way, go by yourself. Most people are willing to help if you are nice to...
No.
It was terrible, the service was poor, the employees were disrespectful, and the building was very humid and stuffy. It was a horrible experien...
Insightful
It was a very insightful tour. We visited the house that Nelson Mandela's lived in prior to and right after he came from jail. We visited the...
a must see
you can see the changes in progress the government is making. our guide and especially our driver were very informative.we also visited the church
best experience ever
I disliked the exagerrated efforts put into security because we were unable to mingle with the natives who seemed like really friendly people b...
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