The Joburg We Know And Love In 50 Photos

Joburg gets a bad rap when it comes to places to visit in South Africa. With the picturesque Mother City just a 2 hour flight away and sunny Durbs 6 hours down the road; many tourists gloss over the City of Gold in favour of Table Mountain, the Drakensberg and the warm beaches of Natal. But Johannesburg is actually one of the biggest inland cities in the world, home to around 7 million people and an African renaissance culture that is second to none! Consequently, Joburg has a lot to offer if you’re prepared to dig a little deeper than the somewhat stale attractions and activities the city is already recognized for. If you’re a proud Geepee then we’re sure you’ll love our selection of Johannesburg photos that show what the residents already know about the city.

View all 50 photos over on Travelstart: The Joburg We Know And Love In 50 Photos

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