The square never disappoints! Great for a day out to sit at one of the many excellent restaurants to eat, chat or people watch. Security presence strong so safety inside is good.
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Nelson Mandela Square Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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Mandela Square is one of the most popular places in South Africa. The whole square is full of fashion, casual coffee bars, restaurants, and 93 plus special stores. Due to its central location in Sandton, transportation is very convenient, with access to the financial district, Sandton Convention Centre, luxury hotels and 295 unique shops in Sandton City. The design idea of the whole square is to bring the Italian style of life to Africa.
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Nelson Mandela Square Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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The square never disappoints! Great for a day out to sit at one of the many excellent restaurants to eat, chat or people watch. Security presence strong so safety inside is good.
The southernmost tip of Africa is the Cape of Good Hope on the African continent, a beautiful country where blacks established their own government in the 1990s. Travel to South Africa first to Mandela Square, then to the ethnic village to learn about the development of blacks.
Mandela is not only a symbol of South Africa, but also an iconic figure in the world's pursuit of peace and freedom, and his legendary life still inspires many people, so it also attracts countless people from around the world to South Africa
Impressive art in Nelson Mandela Square! we visited for a few hours and got an opportunity to view the shops and sample the coffee. the vibe is excellent with a melting pot of peoplefrom everywhere!
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Nelson Rollehrahra Mandela (July 18, 1918 December 5, 2013) was born in Transke, South Africa, and was a Bachelor of Arts from the University of South Africa and a Barrister from the University of Witwatersrand. He was the National Secretary and President of the ANC Youth League. He was the first black president of South Africa from 1994 to 1999 and was revered as the “Founding Father of South Africa”.