Popularly known by residents as Jo'burg, the city is the economic
hub of South Africa offering something for everyone in terms of luxury hotels and student hostels, four-star restaurants to budget
eateries and, everywhere bargains to be had throughout a thriving craft market scene.
Also don't miss other major tourist attractions that draw millions of tourists
to the city every year, including incredible vistas from "The Top of Africa" 50th floor viewing deck of the Carlton Centre, the awesome Johannesburg Planetarium, and the lush Walter Sisulu Botanical Gardens
For up-close encounters with cute lion cubs, also don't miss a memorable day
trip to nearby Lion Park.
In 2010, there was added excitement with an invasion of football fans from around the world attending the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
More about Johannesburg travel around the Web:
city
of johannesburg - The official city travel guide with feature articles and travelogues on what's going on & what's
coming up in Johannesburg, plus general travel tips and information on top attractions, shopping & restaurant guides, walking
tours, and a special look at 2010 World Cup preparations.
Johannesburg
travel guide - Complete information from Wikitravel including overviews of major tourist attractions, budget-moderate-luxury
hotels, restaurants & nightlife, tips on how to get around, suggested day trips.
Johannesburg Travel Guide - Lonely Planet - Expert guide to the city with tips on what to see and do, where to stay and how to get around, with maps, photos and travel videos.
Johannesburg - Frommers guide with an excellent trip planner offering self-guided driving tours, fast facts, major attractions, rated hotels and restaurants, things to do with the kids, event calendar, maps.