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Johannesburg
Johannesburg is a city literally built on gold. Established in 1886 when gold was struck, the city has been rebuilt four times in the past century.
Today, Johannesburg is a lively, affluent and cosmopolitan city, offering the visitor a tempting array of superb restaurants, elegant designer boutiques and bustling world-class shopping centres. Johannesburg also encompasses golf courses, botanical gardens and well-manicured parks dotted amongst its modern amenities.
With easy connections to the Blue Train and Rovos Rail, the city is the gateway to the whole of southern Africa. |
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Language: Afrikaans, English
Currency: Rand
Climate: A very pleasant, Californian-style climate with clear skies, warm temperatures and light rainfall. Early summer (September–October) and autumn (March–April) offer the best weather for a visit.
Culture: Johannesburg is one of the youngest major cities in the world and a mélange of African cultures. As South Africa's largest city and economic hub it is home to 3,2 million people, including the residents of Soweto.
Places to visit: the Kruger National Park, the Gold Reef City, Soweto, Sterkfontein Caves, the Apartheid Museum. |
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