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5 Places to Enjoy Human Rights Day

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As Human Rights Day approaches, South Africans will remember the events that lead to a unified country and celebrate the rights that previous generations fought hard to achieve. With our rich history, there are many cultural heritage sites to enjoy this Thursday in celebration of Human Rights Day. Here are our top five places to visit. 
 
1. Liliesleaf Farm
Every South African should know the relevance of Liliesleaf Farm in relation to our country's history. As the place where the late Nelson Mandela, along with other senior ANC members, used to hide and plan their democratic revolution, Liliesleaf Farm is a must-see for every South African. The property has been restored to its original beauty at the time of the arrests with about 60% of the building being the original brickwork. Learn more about Liliesleaf Farm click here: http://www.liliesleaf.co.za/ 
 
2. Maboneng
Maboneng Precinct has undergone a monumental gentrification process allowing the area to truly live up to its Sesotho name, "place of light". There is always something new to see, hear, taste, and enjoy along the various guided tours in Maboneng, giving visitors the opportunity to see the creative hub of urban artists and watch the ever-changing neighbourhood transform before their eyes. Click here to learn more about exploring Maboneng: http://ow.ly/DLbs30nVoJk
 
3. The Apartheid Museum
While it goes without saying that the era of Apartheid was a dark time in our country, the Apartheid Museum in Gold Reef City allows for young and old to take a step into history and witness the events and struggle that allowed for South Africa to become the country it is today. Learn more about the Apartheid Museum here: http://ow.ly/yKgY30nVqpE
 
4. Nelson Mandela Square
Located in the heart of Sandton, Nelson Mandela Square offers its visitors a unique dining experience with a wide range of restaurants that cater to all tastes. Families can enjoy a meal together under the Nelson Mandela statue created by local artists Kobus Hattingh and Jacob Maponyane in celebration of the late president. Find the ideal restaurant for your Human Rights Day lunch here: http://ow.ly/myKB30nVqJH
 
5. Soweto Towers
For adventurous Joburgers, the Soweto Towers offers a variety of adrenaline filled activities to enjoy. From bungee jumping to paintball, a day at the Soweto Towers is a must for all of Johannesburg. Chaf-Pozi is the restaurant located at the Towers and offers guests authentic African cuisine and allowing visitors to enjoy a full day of fun in the African sun. Read here for more info and bookings at your Soweto Towers adventure: http://ow.ly/8f7h30nVrit
 
Enjoy this Human Rights Day by taking the time to explore the wonders that make South Africa a home to be proud of. Happy Human Rights Day Joburg!
 
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Author: Lillian Rencken

Submitted 15 Mar 19 / Views 1515