Disembark from cheap flights do a car rental comparison at a car rental Johannesburg airport. Book into your accommodation and the do some site seeing at the Museum Africa, Johannesburg. It is housed in an old attractive building right next door to the Market Theatre complex in Bree Street, Newtown.

The Museum Africa’s collection and research focuses on indigenous African cultures, history and archaeology, and linguistics, and the collection of rock art is well worth seeing. The art section has many local artists as well as Pre-Raphaelite and Impressionist paintings.

There is also a display about the Treason Trial where more than 150 people who included Nelson Mandela, Albert Luthuli and Walter Sisulu, were charged being involved in terrorist activities. There is also photo portraiture of the life of Ghandi. The infamous Ghandi who refused to leave a train coach designated for whites only under the old regime.

The latest news about the Museum is that the Museum Africa is busy collecting 2010 FIFA World Cup memorabilia, as well as any items associated to the history of soccer. “Individuals, companies and institutions can donate collectables such as the famous, vuvuzelas, T-shirts and “various items” that people create to show their interest in the event.