Constitution Hill

Constitution Hill is a place with particularly beautiful natural scenery. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Johannesburg by climbing on Constitution Hill. And because it’s called Constitution Hill, and because here you can visit a place in the history of South African serfs

Constitution Hill is a well-known political common sense. This is not a mountain, but a museum. It contains a lot of figures about the South African liberation movement. You can learn about the black liberation movement here.

A fantastic part of your trip to South Africa. Explore the rich and integral part of South African history as you gain a real life experience of what South Africa was like in the past and where the journey has lead this far.

interesting exhibits. a good introduction for the apartheid era in South Africa before you move to something more hard hitting. it is also outside so on. nice day it’s good

one of the most iconic apartheid-era building with prisons. beautiful and clean area.

Constitution Hill was, to me, one of the best surprises on our trip to South Africa. While it’s not as dazzling and eye-catching as some of the Johannesburg attraction, we nonetheless had a moving and powerful guided tour here. Our guide – Robin – was quite the storyteller, highlighting the disturbing history and barbaric aspects of the court. I highly suggest that you take a guide, especially since you’ll need someone who can explain in detail about the buildings, their significance as well as their history.

Constitution Hill as three, somewhat intertwined, points of interest. It is the site of an historic fort, parts of which were later utilized as a prison. In the early 1900s Ghandi was imprisoned here. During the apartheid era, male political prisoners were sent to Robben Island, women prisoners were imprisoned here. Today, the Constitutional Court has its chambers here. All tours are guided and take anywhere from one, one and a half, or two hours, depending on which length you choose.