Sterkfontein Valley:
A 45 minute drive north west from Johannesburg is the Sterkfontein valley, one of the richest remains of hominids such as ‘Little Foot’, ancient ancestors of man, as well as of animals long extinct such as a Sabre toothed cat. The area has been declared as a World Heritage Site. Nearby are the Kromdraai Wonder Caves, with their spectacular Rhinestone pool, stalactites and stalagmites

Lesedi Cultural Village:
Where the visitors can experience at first hand the traditional lifestyles, art and culture of the Zulu, Pedi, Xhosa and Basotho people.

Union Buildings (Pretoria):
It is on these steps that Nelson Mandela was inaugurated as South Africa’s first democratically elected President in 1994. The Union Buildings is the administrative headquarters of the government and stands majestically on Meintjieskop, overlooking Pretoria. At the time it was the largest building project to be embarked upon in South Africa. In 1901 the foundations were laid and the cornerstone on November 26 of the same year.

Hecter Peterson memorial (Soweto):
it was erected in the memory of the 14 year old boy, the first victim to be killed by the apartheid forces sent to crush the student uprising in 1976.