Johannesburg is the entertainment capital of the country and its eclectic music scene. Enjoy the unique and typical African street music, then dinner at a prime restaurant offering live music, before attending a concert of your choice. Choose from a list of performers and a date or enjoy a nightclub or restaurant with live music and dancing.
What is included in the price
We meet us in the early evening and drive to the Melrose Arch shopping center, where we dine in a restaurant. After dinner at Melrose Arch, we will head downtown to the Market Theater. To this day, the Market Theater plays an important role in South Africa’s cultural life.
In the original Market Hall is the Museum Africa and the Market Theater Complex, which consists of three theaters, two galleries, restaurants, bars and the Kippies jazz club. After staying at the Market Theater, we will visit either a musical or a jazz bar.
A great dinner in a Restaurant is included.
(Drinks at one`s own expence)
Originally a market hall, the Market Theatre today comprises the Museum Africa, Kippies Jazz Club and the Market Theatre complex, which is home to three theatres, two galleries and a variety of bars and restaurants.
Situated in the Market Theatre complex, Museum Africa is the place to go for a real taste of South Africa’s art and culture.
Price in Euro per guest, Children under 12 Years pay 50% of the price
Children younger 2 years are free.
Deposit: 50% at booking.
Final Payment: 7 Days prior to travel date.
No. of Participants: Minimum 2, Maximum 12
Payment via PayPal: atamela@gmail.com
No charge if tour is cancelled 14 Days prior to travel date.
Cancellation fee between 13 Days and 8 Days prior to travel date 50% of deposit
Cancellation fee after 7 Days prior to travel date 100% of deposit.
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Originally a market hall, the Market Theatre today comprises the Museum Africa, Kippies Jazz Club and the Market Theatre complex, which is home to three theatres, two galleries and a variety of bars and restaurants.
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