Hyatt Regency Johannesburg

Rosebank Sunday Market is a true expression of South Africa’s vibrancy and dynamism. The Rosebank Sunday Market celebrates its’ diversity through its’ variety; offering something for everyone with a large selection of craft stalls, live music, kids entertainment and gourmet food traders.

The Zone @ Rosebank shopping centre is an integrated mixed-use development in Rosebank, Johannesburg providing retail, office and hotel space in the highly frenetic environment of the pedestrian oriented Rosebank retail node. The Zone comprises of 5 separate buildings, namely The Zone, Regents Place, The Zone Phase 2, The Zone Boulevard and Cradock Square. The centre is located next to the newly refurbished adjoining and inter-leading Rosebank Mall. It is situated in the well established and fashionable Rosebank node within a high concentration of commercial points and the affluent surrounding suburbs of central Johannesburg and the Parks. The Zone has set itself apart from other retail developments as the “fashionable favorite” depicting a diverse and relaxed environment for a multitude of cultures.

The powerful magic of Africa is perfectly fused with the elegance and sophistication of Europe to create a world of shopping splendour at one of South Africa's leading shopping and entertainment complexes, Rosebank Mall in Johannesburg. Situated in one of the trendiest business nodes in the country, it is easily accessible from all major cities in Gauteng via the M1 freeway and offers a shopping and entertainment experience of world-class proportions, not only for local shoppers and fun seekers, but also for international visitors. The Gautrain station is located in Oxford Road, a brisk one minute walk from the centre. GPS Coordinates are 26°08'47.7"S | 2°02'30.0"E. The four-storey retail centre boasts stylish stores that offer the discerning shopper an assortment of pleasurable shopping delights ranging from women's and men's fashion and accessory outlets, smart coffee bars, a Cinema Nouveau and markets. Whether you are looking to unwind, have a gourmet meal, indulge in one of the latest movies or are in the mood for serious retail therapy, Rosebank Mall with its range and variety is the place to shop. With a well-balanced tenant mix, anchored by Edgars, Stuttafords, Clicks, Pick n Pay, Dis-Chem and Stuttafords, visitors can be assured of finding just what they need. Rosebank Mall offers two markets - Rosebank Art & Craft Market open daily next to Europa and our very own Rosebank Sunday Market - on the rooftop - open every Sunday from 09h00 - 16h00. Shopping is such a pleasure with ample parking space - as there are over 2200 parking bays - making a trip to the mall a breeze. Whether you are just visiting or live in the City of Gold, then a shopping trip to Rosebank Mall, situated at 50 Bath Avenue, Rosebank, is a must!

The Wanderers Cricket Stadium is the third ground in Johannesburg to be used for Test matches. The other two were the old Wanderers (now the Johannesburg Railway Station) and the Ellis Park Rugby Stadium. Construction on the current stadium commenced in 1955. The first 1st-class match played here was on 16, 17 and 19 November 1956, between Transvaal and Natal. On 30 November 1956, Peter May's MCC side commenced a match against Transvaal, and on the second morning Brian Statham took the first hat-trick on the ground, his first victim being Gerald Ritchie, who later became the Chairman of Gauteng Cricket Board. This ground also witnessed the best Test bowling performance ever by a South African, when Hugh Tayfield took 9 for 113 in the 4th Test against England in 1956/57. The first Test match started here on the 24 December 1956, making the Wanderers Stadium the 41st ground to be used for Test cricket. The ground was used for rugby matches while the Ellis Park Rugby Stadium was being rebuilt. A rugby international between South Africa and South America was played here in 1980.

In one short year, The Sheds@1Fox has grown from an occasional food market to a fully-fledged city precinct. Situated in the western edge of the Johannesburg inner-city in an area known as Ferreirastown, this precinct of historic, industrial warehouses is fast developing into a must-visit Joburg destination. With parts of the structures dating back to 1893 when Hubert Davies opened the city’s first mining explosives warehouses; 1Fox is steeped in history and atmosphere – and very much part of the remarkable regeneration of town currently underway. Already known for its Joziburg Market, Joziburg Deli, Happy Me and Good Luck Bar, The Sheds@1Fox is going places with a whole gamut of new businesses joining the precinct in the near future.

Conveniently located in the vibrant business district of Sandton in northern Johannesburg and within easy reach of the Gautrain and O. R. Tambo International Airport, the Sandton Convention Centre (SCC) is flanked by a number of leading hotels, sophisticated shopping centres and entertainment complexes. The Sandton Convention Centre is the foremost venue for hosting exhibitions, events and conferences in South Africa. With 22,000 m² of flexible event space, contemporary Afro-chic décor and technologically advanced facilities, the SCC is perfectly suited to hosting your event. The on-site amenities and high level of varied services ensure the venue is fully equipped to facilitate a full range of function and events in Johannesburg. The Sandton Convention Centre is able to host anything from small business meetings to the largest conferences. Venues range from an intimate 10-seat function room to the grand Pavilion which can comfortably cater for 4,500 cocktail guests. The Sandton Convention Centre is spread over four main levels with multiple venues, offers ample secure parking and a highly skilled and experienced team.

This is one of the biggest attractions in Gauteng,The house has been preserved the same state it was when the Mandelas lived in it in the 1960’s.Visitors to the Museum in the past include international tourists, heads of state and local residents keen to learn about the great man.

Soweto is the most populous black urban residential area in the country, with a population of around a million. Thanks to its proximity to Johannesburg, the economic hub of the country, it is also the most metropolitan township in the country - setting trends in politics, fashion, music, dance and language.

The combined area of the dam and its gardens is over 100 hectares, which is fortunate as this glorious emerald of a park, with its contrasting areas of activity and serenity, draws an inordinate amount of visitors on a daily basis. The park is only six kilometres from the city centre.

The Apartheid museum opened in 2001 and is acknowledged as the pre-eminent museum in the world dealing with 20th century South Africa, at the heart of which is the Apartheid story.

From African masks, clothing, ceramics, beaded dolls and jewellery to handcrafted home-wares and interior décor items. Whether you are revamping your home, shopping for a gift for an individual or sourcing give-aways for a large corporate convention, you will find whatever you need amidst the abundant selection of wares presented by more than 70 skilled African artisans.