Apartheid Museum

A museum documenting South Africa’s history during the apartheid era.

Pretoria

Voortrekker Monument: A large granite monument commemorating the Great Trek of Afrikaner settlers (Voortrekkers).
Church Square: A historic square surrounded by notable buildings, including the Palace of Justice where the Rivonia Trial took place.
Paul Kruger House: The former home of Paul Kruger, the last president of the South African Republic.
Union Buildings: The historic seat of South Africa’s government, designed by architect Herbert Baker and known as the site of Nelson Mandela’s presidential inauguration.

Johannesburg

Constitutional Hill & Constitutional Court: A landmark site reflecting South Africa’s legal system and democratic transformation.
Chancellor House: A historic building associated with Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
Soweto Township: Visit key sites including the Orlando Towers, Mandela House, Bishop Tutu House, and the Hector Pieterson Memorial and Museum, reflecting the history of resistance and community.
Apartheid Museum: A museum documenting South Africa’s past under apartheid and the country’s journey toward democracy.