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Sleeps 10 in 3 units

^FromR 800

Per person, per night sharing

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Forest Town Guest Cottages

Self Catering House, Cottage, Chalet Accommodation in Forest Town

3.5 km from Johannesburg City Centre

Forest Town Guest Cottages situated in Forest Town in Johannesburg. These attractively and comfortably furnished villas are self-contained, separate and private, 1- and 2-bedroom villas to suit families, the business traveller and tourists. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.

Sleeps 30 in 13 units

^FromR 370

Per person, per night sharing

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7th Street Guest House

Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Melville

4.7 km from Johannesburg City Centre

7th Street Guest House offers bed and breakfast accommodation in Melville, Johannesburg. With 13 luxury en suite rooms equipped with DSTV, Wifi internet access, heaters, hairdryers, fans, digital safes, coffee/tea facilities and bar fridges stocked... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.

Sleeps 16 in 6 units

^FromR 695

Per person, per night sharing

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Melville Gap Guest House

Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Melville

5 km from Johannesburg City Centre

Mellville Gap Guest House is situated a stone's throw from the Bohemian suburb of Melville's famous 7th Street with its vibe atmosphere, pavement cafes, cozy restaurants, antique/vintage stores and cocktail clubs, we are in the perfect location... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.

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House on York

Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in South Kensington, Johannesburg

6.1 km from Johannesburg City Centre

House on York offers both bed and breakfast and self catering accommodation in the leafy suburb of South Kensington in Johannesburg. Within walking distance of beautiful antique shops and quaint little coffee shops in famous Queen Street. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.

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House On Morninghill

Self Catering Apartment, Flatlet Accommodation in Bedfordview, East Rand

7.6 km from Johannesburg City Centre

House on Morninghill offers self catering flatlet accommodation in Bedfordview on the Johannesburg East Rand. Our elegant, well-designed en-suite rooms (4-sleeper, 2x 2-sleepers), are individually decorated with style and comfort in mind. We are situated …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.

Sleeps 8 in 3 units

^FromR 500

Per person, per night sharing

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Panhandle Place Cottages

Self Catering Apartment, Flatlet Accommodation in Randburg

9.4 km from Johannesburg City Centre

Panhandle Place Cottages are lovely self-catering units in a beautiful garden setting with views of the Johannesburg city skyline. We are centrally placed in an old Johannesburg suburb with tree-lined streets, safe for walking and jogging. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.

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Johannesburg City Centre

Johannesburg City Centre is the energetic heart of South Africa's largest city, where soaring towers, historic buildings, busy streets and cultural attractions reveal the extraordinary story of a metropolis built on gold. It is a place of contrasts, with grand early architecture standing alongside modern developments and vibrant street life.

Johannesburg was established in 1886 following the discovery of gold on the Witwatersrand. The origin of the name remains debated, with several men named Johannes involved in the early surveying and administration of the settlement. The second part, “burg”, is Dutch and Afrikaans for town or fortified settlement.

One of the best ways to understand the city's history is at Constitution Hill, the former prison complex that now houses South Africa's Constitutional Court. Exhibitions explore the country's difficult political past and the struggle for democracy. Nearby, the Carlton Centre provides one of the city's most recognisable landmarks and, when access is available, sweeping views over the vast urban landscape.

The city centre is also home to the Johannesburg Art Gallery, which houses an impressive collection spanning South African and international art. For a more contemporary experience, Maboneng and the surrounding eastern inner-city districts offer galleries, studios, cafés, restaurants and creative spaces.

The origins of Johannesburg's gold-rush era can still be sensed in historic buildings and former mining districts. Visitors interested in the city's early development can also explore Main Street and the surrounding heritage precincts, where old mine-related structures and restored buildings provide glimpses of the boom years.

Johannesburg City Centre lies in the Johannesburg region of Gauteng and remains the historic and commercial core around which the modern metropolitan area developed. Its streets tell the story of rapid industrialisation, migration, wealth, inequality and extraordinary cultural change.

For travellers, the city centre rewards curiosity. Its museums, architecture, food, art and street life offer a far richer experience than simply viewing Johannesburg from its modern business districts, making it an essential stop for understanding the city itself.

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