Gauteng City Guide

Gauteng

Gauteng, the smallest but most densely populated province in South Africa, is a cosmopolitan metropole.

The main cities are Johannesburg and Pretoria with Sandton, Vereeniging, Vanderbijlpark, Germiston, Roodepoort, Centurion and Krugersdorp some of the other major cities within the metropole.

Cities and towns of Gauteng:

Heidelberg - Gauteng | Heidelberg - Gauteng Map
Heidelberg is situated at the foot of the Suikerbosrand. In 1975 the Rembrandt Group opened the Transport Museum.

Johannesburg | Johannesburg Map
Johannesburg unlike other cities was not founded near water but came from the financial waters left behind.

Krugersdorp | Krugersdorp Map
The site of the December 1880 gathering at which more than 6 000 men vowed to fight for the Transvaal's independence.

Magaliesburg | Magaliesburg Map
Situated on the border of Gauteng and North West, flanked by the Magaliesberg Mountain Range, a stunningly beautiful arena of coniferous forests, crisp streams and rolling hills. This tourism office will help you organise your getaway.

Midrand | Midrand Map
Home to large-scale industries such as textiles and motor vehicles, it is a business venue.

Pretoria | Pretoria Map
The capital city of South Africa, with the lilac splendour of jacarandas as its trademark.

Sandton | Sandton Map
Sandton is the Gauteng property of choice, a sophisticated, upmarket suburb featuring expensive shops, world-class hotels and Johannesburg`s most illustrious corporate adresses

Soweto | Soweto Map
Soweto, the most widely-known township in the world, is massive, dusty, cosmopolitan - it is home to the people. With heritage sites, restaurants & shebeens aplenty, Soweto is well worth visiting.

Vanderbijlpark | Vanderbijlpark Map
The town which forms Southern Gauteng's border along the Vaal River, was proclaimed in 1949.

Vereeniging | Vereeniging Map
The Afrikaans word for 'uniting' aptly describes the self-sufficient town of Vereniging.