PRETORIA CITY TOUR: (Half day ± 5 hrs)

Hours allocated above include travelling times.
We give service to individuals,small and big groups including leisure, corporate,students and school groups,package rates are on request.

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Pick up and drop off points
We do Private pick ups and drop offs at hotels/guest houses/Airbnbs/Places of work in Johannesburg South,North and North west including 8Sandton, Rosebank, Melrose Arch, Houghton, Westcliff, Melville etc; East of Johannesburg including  Kempton Park and hotels around O R Tambo airport etc;In Mulderdrift, Midrand, Centurion, Pretoria Central,West and East

Closed: Good Friday, Christmas day, day of goodwill, New year's day

Minimum: 1 pax
Maximum: 100 pax

Package inclusions:

• Pick up and drop off at your address.
• Passenger liability insurance
• Guided tour
• Entrance to Paul Kruger House
• Entrance to the Voortrekker monument

 

We use qualified experienced tour guides.
Our drivers have professional driving permits.

Pretoria is the Administrative Capital of South Africa. It is popularly known as Jacaranda City due to thousands of Jacarandas planted in its streets. You will be professionally guided through the heritage sites of the City of Pretoria, receiving more knowledge about the history of South Africa.

You will be taken through the major sites of: The Voortrekker Monument, Kruger House Museum and the Union Building. Mandela statue is displayed at the Union building gardens in memory of the Statesman, late former President Mandela.

From late September until mid-November, Jacaranda’s bloom all over Pretoria and change the face of the city Purple.

 

Union building
Union Buildings, is the official seat of the National government. At the beginning it housed the whole Public Service, Expansion and growth forced other Departments to go out. At present, it serves as administrative offices for the President, the Deputy President and part of foreign affairs.

For international visitors this iconic building is most memorable as the place where Nelson Mandela was inaugurated in 1994 as the first democratically elected president of South Africa, a moment which was screened live on television to millions of viewers across the world

It is an important South African heritage side. Visitors are free to explore the terraced gardens that look out over the city.

The impressive building is surrounded by pretty terraced garden that offer panoramic views over the city.

 

Mandela’s statue at the Union building
The largest statue in the world of Nelson Mandela was unveiled at the Union building in South Africa, on Reconciliation Day ,the 16 December 2013; 24 hours after the revered former president was buried in his home village of Qunu.

The 9m (30ft), 4.5 tonne statue of Mandela was unveiled by President Jacob Zuma. Unlike many Mandela statues around the world which have the former African National Congress leader displaying a clenched fist, symbolising his campaign against the racial segregation era of Apartheid, the new statue has his arms outstretched, seeming to call viewers into his embrace.

 It was made by South African sculptors Andre Prinsloo and Ruhan Janse van Vuuren. It stands overlooking Union Buildings' lawn.

 

Voortrekker monument
The voortrekker Monument is designed in honour of the Voortrekkers (Dutch People).The Wall of Heroes contains one of the World's longest Historical freezes. The Voortrekker Monument Museum is in the basement with information and interesting collections of the Great Trek era.

 

Kruger House Museum
The house was the home of President Paul Kruger of the Zuid Afrikaansche Republiek. Kruger Museum House was opened to the public in 1937, and declared a National Monument in 1937.The museum consists of the Original house, two Display halls and Paul Kruger's State Railway Coach.