Sandton Things to Do

Featuring four prides of lions, of various ages, this small game area also boasts a number of rhino as well as other herbivores. The lions are enclosed in a high-security area while the greater park area is given over to the ot... more

A veritable showcase of the horticultural industry of South Africa, this nursery is far above average. Show gardens, imported ceramics, tea gardens and restaurants as well as numerous other retail stores ensure that there is so... more

"Peace be da journey" is the essence of Cool Runnings Cafe, a Jamaican-themed cafe that taps into the island vibe. Nestled in the heart of Melville, Johannesburg, this popular spot pulls in the crowds with its laid-back vibe an... more

For those longing for some classic song titles, cabaret shows are performed every Wednesday and Friday afternoon at 1pm. Weekend entertainment takes the shape of two, top South African bands, who perform on the terrace from 2pm... more

Bruma Lake is the end result of the successful conversion of an old sewerage catchment area into a lakeside flea market, shopping malls and commercial parks. Designed to resemble a fisherman's village, the area offers a string... more

A favourite with children and adults alike, the planetarium hosts shows of the planets beyond our realm on an ongoing basis. There are numerous displays and volumes of pertinent information throughout the building - a complete... more

Featuring park-like surrounds, the Johannesburg Zoo offers a glimpse at over 3,000 animal species. Night-time tours are also offered, giving a fascinating show of the nocturnal behavior of many residents. ‘Behind-the-scenes' to... more

 Real Travelers who've been here

La Hermosa Vida said

… arranged as if having a lawn party; not something you see every day.We arrived to the Zoo Lake… continue reading »

This is the biggest and busiest movie-spread in South Africa: 16 cinemas that you get into through quick ticketing, and which, seat-wise, range from 51 to 316. Films swiftly move in and out owing to popularity. If you have the... more

Opened in 1910, this church was once the smallest church in the Transvaal province as it only measured 20 feet by 2 feet. In the early 1900s a group of Methodists started worshipping at the home of the Ritchie family which led... more