Randburg Towers
Check rates and availability for this hotel
Find the best prices for Randburg Towers from our 2 partners. Show all partners
Travel Blogs from Randburg
Goodbye Africa
... white' ticket and had to enter through the corresponding entrance. The museum was a maze of photos and videos depicting the recent history of South Africa- leading up to and after the apartheid.
On the way back, we drove past the FNB stadium - this is the 95,000 seater stadium that was used for the 2010 world cup closing ceremony.
I had been planning on going for a swim when we returned, but sadly it started to tip down with rain, rubbish!
Sunday ...
Road trip to the Transvaal.
... 8217;s daughter) home in Hillcrest. We filled up with petrol in Howick and had fun watching an elderly man filling up too! We stopped at Wimpy on the way home for lunch as a huge storm passed through Villers. Spend the evening with Justin and Annemarie then went onto ...
Goodbye London, hello Africa!
Wow, after many years I am finally London. It has now been 4 and a half years since I left Australia for my overseas experience which was meant to last a year! I have loved my time here. Having virtually known no one here when I arrived, I am now leaving many great, true friends and colleagues. It has been a great experience- professionally and personally. With Europe on my doorstep- it made up for ...
Sentado en el avión
... los goles, los animalitos, los paisajes, las ciudades y las gentes de Sudáfrica que nos han hecho sentir como hijos de esta maravillosa tierra.
Delante tenemos la vuelta a la realidad, que sinceramente me apetece. Nuestra gente, familia, mi espacio, mis cosas, mio trabajo (esto me ha obligado mi jefe a decirlo),...
Bueno chicos, mañana a las 9 de la mañana estaremos aterrizando en Madrid, asà que nos veremos pronto.
Besos y abrazos.
Miguel
+Si ...
Day 1
... of the South Africans I met. They are very polite and lack any of the
pretentiousness that is often shown to travelers. After a couple of
instant coffees and some hamstring stretches, it was time for my first
meeting of the trip. Kayda was happy to give me a ride to a massive
Jewish compund which housed most of the local Jewish organizations.
Its hard to draw an equivalent with the American Jewish structure, but
...