The Apartheid Museum is a multi-media journey through the tumultous times of legislated segregation, known universally as Apartheid, in South Africa. Discover what led to this abhorrent system being implemented and walk a little in the shoes of some of the South Africans, from all walks of life, who lived during this period.

The Apartheid Museum has been open since 2001, and is a moving journey through parts of South Africa's history - starting with the discovery of gold in Johannesburg - through the Anglo Boer Wars - Unification in 1910 and the drafting, legislating and implementing of racial segregation that gained infamy as Apartheid.  

The Apartheid Museum is world renowned and has gained acclaim worldwide for its design, layout and content. Permanent exhibitions are augmented by roving exhibitions concentrating on the times and lives of prominent anti-Apartheid heroes and heriones such as Oliver Tambo, Albertina Sisulu and Steve Biko.

Visitors start their journey with an immediate random classification upon payment of entry fees. The museum offers a shortened route lasting about 1.5 hours and a long route of approximately 4 hours. 

The Apartheid Museum is a tourist attraction not to be missed when visiting Johannesburg and rates in the Top 15 tourist attractions in South Africa!

This tour is not available on Mondays as the attraction is closed.

The Apartheid Museum half day tour is ideal to combine with a half day Gold Reef City tour as the sites are next to each other.

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This tour is available with an English, German or Italian tour guide.

Minumum booking for 2 pax on this PRIVATE tour at R630 per person. Singles pay rate for 2. Prices go down as numbers go up!