Mandela House
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The small, face-brick house where Nelson Mandela lived with his family from 1946 until his arrest in 1962, now a museum celebrating his life through artwork and other media.

πŸ“œ Small, face-brick house where Nelson Mandela lived from 1946 to 1962. πŸ” Now a memorial site and museum, managed by the Apartheid Museum on behalf of the Soweto Heritage Trust. # Why Go πŸ›οΈ Explore the historical home of Nelson Mandela and his family and gain insight into his life and struggle. 🌍 Learn about political and anti-apartheid activism and South Africa's history and racial reconciliation. 🚢 Located on Vilakazi Street, home to two Nobel Peace Prize laureates. πŸ–ΌοΈ View exhibits of art, memorabilia, and photographs from the 1950s. πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡¦ Visit a national heritage site and memorial. # Why Avoid πŸšΆβ€β™€οΈ Can get crowded, try to go early. πŸ’³ Cashless facility from December 2025. # Tips πŸ“ Located on Vilakazi St and Mvubu St in Orlando West, Soweto, about 30 minutes west of central Johannesburg. 🍽️ Sakhumzi’s restaurant nearby for traditional African food. 🚲 Consider a bicycle tour of the area to get close to the people. # Cost πŸ’° International visitors R185, African Union R105, students/children R45-R75, under 7 free/R5. # Hours πŸ•’ Closed on Good Friday, Family Day, Christmas Day, Day of Goodwill, New Year’s Day. # Contact πŸ“ž 087 265 2252 πŸ“§ info@mandelahouse.com

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