Constitution Hill is a historic site that embodies South Africa's journey from oppression to democracy. Once home to a notorious prison that detained political activists like Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Gandhi, it now houses the Constitutional Court, a symbol of justice and equality. This iconic landmark invites visitors to explore its rich history, thought-provoking exhibitions, and the powerful stories of resilience and human rights that shaped the nation's future.

Experience the vibrant heartbeat of South Africa’s journey for equality in Soweto, a township rich in culture, history, and spirit. As you walk its streets, you'll witness the resilience and determination of its people while uncovering the stories of pivotal moments that shaped the anti-apartheid movement. Soweto is not just a destination—it’s a living testament to the triumph of hope and freedom.

This museum honors the students who bravely protested against apartheid’s oppressive education policies in 1976. It’s a moving experience that brings history to life through photos, stories, and exhibits.

The only street in the world to have housed two Nobel Peace Prize winners: Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu. Explore Mandela’s former home, now a museum, and feel the pulse of a street that played a central role in South African history.

A profound journey through South Africa’s history of segregation and its ultimate triumph of democracy. Interactive exhibits, personal stories, and historical artifacts vividly depict the struggles and sacrifices made to achieve freedom.