As Johannesburg prepares to host world leaders for the 2025 G20 Summit from November 22-23, visitors to South Africa's economic hub can discover a vibrant blend of cultural heritage and modern attractions. Under the theme "Solidarity, Equality, Sustainability," the summit coincides with peak summer tourism in the Southern Hemisphere.
Must-Visit Cultural Landmarks
The Apartheid Museum offers powerful insights into South Africa's journey to democracy, while Constitution Hill provides a living monument to judicial reform. The Walter Sisulu Botanical Gardens present a serene escape with native flora and cascading waterfalls.
Urban Exploration Hotspots
Maboneng Precinct's street art and artisan markets showcase Johannesburg's creative pulse. For panoramic city views, the Top of Africa observation deck in Carlton Centre remains a perennial favorite among international visitors.
Sustainability-Focused Attractions
In line with summit priorities, the Johannesburg Zoo's conservation programs and the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site offer family-friendly educational experiences about ecological preservation and human origins.
