Johannesburg Street Art and Culture Tour

Johannesburg is highly transitional and most travelers spend on average 2 days max in the city. to understand Johannesburg better you need to first make sense of its CBD. On this experience, we will be taking you through four different suburbs that will give you a clear understanding of city life through our eyes.
Bringing the word Johustleburg into perceptive.

The experience is a combination of Street Art, Culture, Music, and people in the city.

The topics we will be covering on this experience:

Politics
Migration
History
Art
Music
Architecture

To name a few

Meeting Point

302 Fox St

302 Fox St, Jeppestown, Johannesburg, 2043, South Africa

We start our tour from Curiocity backpacker

What to expect:

Duration: 2 hours, 30 minutes

Maboneng Precinct

286 Fox Street, Maboneng Precinct, City & Suburban, Johannesburg, 2094

The Maboneng Precinct is a connected urban neighbourhood in downtown Johannesburg.
Maboneng is fast becoming Joburg's most unique and innovative area, offering live / work and entertainment opportunities within a fully integrated urban environment.
Maboneng, meaning "Place of Light", is a privately developed urban neighbourhood on the east side of Johannesburg CBD. A fully fledged thriving community, Maboneng is home to numerous independent retail, restaurants and entertainment venues as well as designful apartments, offices, hotels, a museum and creative factory spaces in a connected urban environment. Organically, Maboneng has grown to become an entrepeneurial hub due to creatives seeing the opportunity to collaborate with like-minded people.
Completed developments include Arts on Main and Main Street Life, Revolution House and more. Maboneng has also expanded North to include developments such as Access City and Hallmark House

1 hour • Admission Ticket Included

Top of Africa

Main Street near Krus Street, top of the 50-story Carlton Centre, Johannesburg

LOCATED ON THE 50TH FLOOR of Johannesburg’s Carlton Centre, the Top of Africa viewing deck allows visitors to take in the city’s unique geographic features.
What was once a part of a bustling luxury hotel, the towering observation deck looks out over the urban sprawl all around and more than a few features stick out. The most evident feature is the abundance of trees in the city which, at over a million in the surrounding area, makes it the world’s largest urban forest. Another notable feature is the complete lack of large bodies of water. Johannesburg is the only city of its massive size in the world that is not located near a major source of water. The Carlton is the tallest building in Africa, and at one point was the tallest in all of the southern hemisphere, seeing to it that the Top of Africa observation deck lives up to its name.

30 minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Market Theatre

56 Margaret Mcingana St, Johannesburg, 2001

The Market Theatre, based in the downtown bohemian suburb of Newtown in Johannesburg, South Africa, was opened in 1976, operating as an independently, anti-racist theatre during the country's apartheid regime. It was named after a fruit and vegetable market that was previously located there

30 minutes • Admission Ticket Included