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Marble Restaurant
David Higgs' Rosebank meat temple — open-fire cooking on the top of the Trumpet building with floor-to-ceiling skyline views. The special-occasion address in Joburg.
Saint Restaurant
David Higgs and Gary Kyriacou's Sandton Neapolitan-style pizza-and-pasta restaurant with floor-to-ceiling JSE views, an imported wood oven, a serious wine cellar and a serious bill.
Klipriviersberg Nature Reserve
Six hundred hectares of wild Highveld grassland on the city's southern edge — zebra, wildebeest, dassies, raptors overhead. Multiple trail loops from 3km to 12km, almost no other people.
Melville Koppies Nature Reserve
Three quartzite ridge-hills in the middle of the suburbs with Iron Age stone furnaces and a small section of Witwatersrand fynbos. Volunteer-led walks Sundays; self-guided most days.
Neighbourgoods Market Braamfontein
Saturday-morning food and makers market in a glass-and-concrete shed on Juta Street, the centrepiece of the Braamfontein scene. Coffee, oysters, vinyl, the city's most diverse crowd.
Soweto Bicycle Tour
Half-day guided bicycle tours through Soweto's main streets and townships, ending at Vilakazi Street for the historic sites and lunch. Easier than walking, more intimate than a bus.
Apartheid Museum
South Africa's defining post-1994 museum, telling the rise and fall of apartheid through film, photographs and an unflinching sequence of installations. Three hours minimum and heavy throughout — start your trip here.
Constitution Hill
A former prison complex on Hospital Hill — including the Number Four and Women's gaols where Gandhi and Mandela were both held — now home to the Constitutional Court. Guided tours combine the prison history with the post-1994 court building.