Top Johannesburg Food, Wine & Nightlife

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Experience Johannesburg's many cultural attractions on a 5-hour city walking tour. Begin your journey at Ghandi Square to see local artwork and the famous Ghandi statue. Then head up to the Carlton Centre observation deck for panoramic views from Joburg's tallest skyscraper.

Get off the beaten path in Johannesburg during this inner-city hiking tour with a guide. Focus on places that typical tours don't stop and learn about the true culture and history of Johannesburg. Traveling on foot means you'll be out from behind glassed-in bus windows to get to know the city intimately.

Get introduced to the highlights of Johannesburg with a hop-on hop-off tour on a double-decker bus. See the city’s main attractions - such as Ghandi Square, the Apartheid Museum and Constitution Hill - from the top of an open-air bus or by exploring from any of the dozen stops on the bus route. See the best of Johannesburg the easy way with City Sightseeing.

This fun walking tour covers the fascinating history of Fordsburg and surrounds. The tour meets up at the City Lodge Hotel in Newtown, from where we take a gentle walk to Fordsburg, covering some beautiful street and public art along the way. The focus is on street food, and we eat from Indian, Bangladeshi, Syrian, African and Pakistani traders – best to come hungry! You will discover all the hidden secrets, meet the traders and lovely people of Fordsburg, and do plenty of shopping! The tour is suitable for vegetarians and people unable to eat spicy food, but not for vegan or lactose intolerant eaters.

Get a comprehensive tour of vibrant, cosmopolitan Johannesburg on this 4-hour excursion with all transportation included. Traveling with a small group means you'll enjoy an intimate atmosphere and get chances to ask questions of your guide. Highlights include Constitutional Hill, the Carlton Center, Museum Africa, the African Medicine Market, and others.

On our Street art walk we pay dedicated attention to the world of graffiti, we focus on different levels of graffiti and share unique aspects that are invisible to people who don’t have any affiliation to the art world of the streets. Visitors get a wider knowledge of why the graffiti artist are motivated to do what they do as we give you an in depth explanation of some of the pieces.Graffiti artists are now formal and informal revivers to derelict spaces around Johannesburg or wherever there's a seemingly mundane culture, with rich stories and history that no one pays attention to.Street art fills up the void, it is that missing culture that is needed to bring life to an environment, it is an expression of thoughts in imagery and the freedom of different minds expressing themselves through spray painting walls and telling different stories.

What our curator offers at the Yeoville Dinner Club is an unapologetically gritty city experience, looking down on the busy street from the balcony, where preprandials are served in little enamel mugs. The banquet-style food reflects the mostly African people and cultures around them, taking inspiration from what’s fresh from the famous Yeoville market.What started as an idea to provide Friday and weekend dinners in a casual space has become the bustling Yeoville Dinner Club on Rockey Street in Johannesburg, where the owner hosts everyone at his 18-seater table for lunches and dinners every day of the week.

Up close and personal experience with the history and culture of the tribes that still inherit the land of South Africa today. Experience the dance rituals for mating, marriage and overall battle in this environment.

The Afropunk Festival is an annual arts festival that includes live music, film, fashion, and art produced by black artists.Curiocity welcomes and invites you to join us on an experiences like no other pre and post AFROPUNK 2019.

Our pub crawl tour helps guests to visit the most oldest shebeens in Soweto that holds the historic significance till today and they get to taste our typical local drinks and traditional cuisine and get to experience the Soweto night life from a local perspective and have fun the local way with the locals

This Course is an introduction to the art of the Barista for anyone considering a career in coffee or who work in a restaurant or bar and want to learn to pour the perfect cup.

This Victorian tour gives you a unique taste of history and art of this marvelous house (considered as a national monument) that has been in existence for 120 years followed by a hearty dinner paired with local wine.

This will give you an exciting experience of what its like to live in this vibrant part of Johannesburg. You will learn about the rich history of Braamfontein and view some of the oldest well maintained sighs as well as the newest up coming things to do in Jozi while you enjoy the vibrant youth energy of this student hub.

Enjoy a walking tour through the heart of the Johannesburg city centre, also referred to as the “City of Gold”. Visit a well-known craft brewery, walk past Chancellor House, see the South African Breweries, South Africa’s top brewer, founded in 1895, and continue the Johannesburg City Library, one of the most impressive buildings built in an Italianate style in the city in the 1930s. Walk past Luthuli House, headquarters of the African National Congress, followed by the Johannesburg City Hall, Rissik Street Post Office (built in 1897 during the time of Paul Kruger), the Anglo American Corporation, and Beyers Naude Square (formerly Market Square). Finally continue to the Johannesburg Magistrate Court, scene of two car bomb explosions in 1987, during the ANC’s armed struggled against Apartheid. The walk concludes at the clay sculpture of Walter and Albertina Sisulu, prominent activists during the Apartheid era. The sculpture depicts their love for each other and the South African nation.

Experience some of Joburg’s most famous drinking spots - from trendy rooftop bars to underground pubs and historic watering holes. Discover a city that is undergoing a remarkable rebirth, a city that offers much more than you would imagine in terms of trendy bars and entertainment. You are guaranteed an exceptional and memorable Joziburg day! The tour includes six stops. The final route is only confirmed a week ahead of time as stops depend on availability and private function bookings at the establishments, The Pubs, Bars & Rooftops tour is a curated experience that involves storytelling about the city’s history and regeneration along the way.

Immerse yourself in Johannesburg's cocktail culture on with this half-day cocktail-making masterclass. Take a break from sightseeing and learn about the particular way South Africa likes its cocktails. Learn how to shake, stir, muddle, and strain from an bartender guide and sample your creations. You'll return home with skills to show off at your next party.

Yeoville is one of the most diverse suburbs in South Africa, Rich for being highly Afro-cosmopolitan with many Africa nationals found in one square mile. The area is also rich in different African cuisines making it very tasty and interesting. Our Yeoville food experience will give you a taste of the continent with no visa requirements or expensive flight... Your local guide will be leading you to places like Malalahitoka for traditional Ghanaian Wat, Kifto and Injera, Kin Malabo for more Ghanaian food such as Pondu and Kwanga, Mama Osu will be your Nigerian stop for Akara and Killshi.Baskim offers a mix of African foods such as Konkonte and Ampesie. The tour guide will include a walk through the Yeoville food market where you can purchase fruit and veg you have maybe never seen before.After dinner drinks will be hosted at the famous House of Thandoor, and finally we head back to the Iconic Windybrow Art Centre

If you love all things coffee, this is the tour for you.Hang out with a professional barista for a 3-hour tutorial on how to brew the perfect cup. Your instructor covers topics such as bean grinding, milk dynamics, pouring espresso, and more. Whether you are a new coffee drinker or a lifelong fan, you’re sure to come away with a few tips to improve your java-making game.