1. Constitutional Hill & Constitutional Court This site is a cornerstone of South Africa's democracy. The guided tour typically includes the Old Fort Prison complex where anti-apartheid activists (including Mandela) were incarcerated, contrasting it with the modern Constitutional Court building—symbolizing the transition from oppression to justice. 2. Nelson Mandela Bridge Purpose & Symbolism: Connects Braamfontein and Newtown 3. Chancellor House (Mandela & Tambo Attorneys) Historical Role: South Africa’s first black-owned law firm (1952–1960), operated by Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tambo. They defended apartheid victims until Tambo fled, and Mandela faced treason charges. 4. Drive Through Downtown Johannesburg 5. Maboneng Precinct ("Place of Light") Concept: A regenerated industrial zone turned creative community (galleries, boutiques, studios) with a focus on inclusive urban renewal.