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Carlton Centre: A popular shopping destination that once held the title of tallest building in Africa. It’s viewing deck offers a 360-degree of the sprawling cityscape.

Constitution Hill: A symbol of South Africa’s struggle for democracy, this building was once a political prison. It’s now a museum illustrating the plight of apartheid and those who were imprisoned there.

Nelson Mandela Bridge: A symbol of community and progress in Johannesburg, this bridge connects the Newtown community to the city’s centre.

University of the Witwatersrand (Wits): Just outside of the CBD, Wits is one of the top five universities on the continent. It serves as both a beacon of knowledge and a landmark in the cityscape.

University of Johannesburg (UJ): Known for its focus on practical skills development and industry relevant fields. It’s situated directly in the central business district.

Damelin: This private college founded in 1943, offers degrees, diplomas, and practical skills development in various fields of study.

Gautrain: The quickest means of travel between major metropolitan areas, this high-speed train is popular among professionals commuting between business hubs.

Rea Vaya Bus Rapid Transit (BRT): A public bus system designed to facilitate rapid transit via dedicated lanes. Travelling into or out of the city toward the suburbs has never been easier.

Metrobus: While not as quick as the BRT, these public transit busses will take you anywhere inside the CBD and the surrounding suburbs with ease.

Summer: Sunny, thunderstorms, wind (25 – 30°C / 77-86°F).

Winter: Sunny, dry, frost (15 – 20°C / 59 – 68°F).

Rainfall: Most rain falls during the summer months (October to March).

Dainfern Golf Estate: A popular spot for recreational activity and something of a landmark, Dainfern is the place to be for new and experienced golfers.

Fourways Mall: Offering a variety of stores and restaurants, Fourways mall has something for everyone including a huge cinema for the whole family.

The Lion & Saffari Park: Little ones and parents can marvel at lions, cheetahs, and various other wildlife at this family friendly park.

Dainfern Private School: Located in the heart of Dainfern, this school is held in high regard by the community and offers education from preschool through Matric.

Crawford International School: While not necessarily in Dainfern, this private school is highly sought after thanks to its broad curriculum and excellent facilities for learners.

Bryandale Primary School: Also located just outside Dainfern, this school has been voted the best public school in Johannesburg thanks to its development focused curriculum.

Walking: Dainfern is an incredibly walkable area. Being a residential neighbourhood, walking to various public transportation hubs is common and convenient.

Taxis and e-hailing services: Plentiful and inexpensive, e-hailing services like Uber and Bolt are quite popular in Dainfern. These and conventional taxi services are great for getting to specific locations.

Metrobus: These buses connect Dainfern to the city centre. Obtaining their schedule online is easy, and they are quite a reliable means of public transportation.

Summer: Sunny, thunderstorms, wind (25 – 30°C / 77 – 86°F).

Winter: Sunny, dry, frost (15 -20°C / 59 – 68°F).

Rainfall: Most rain falls during the summer months (October to March).

Meyerton Golf Club: A social centre and haven golf enthusiast, Meyerton golf club offers a friendly and well-maintained atmosphere for all visitors.

Klipriviersberg Nature Reserve: Located Just outside of Meyerton’s centre, this nature reserve provides opportunities for picnicking, hiking, bird watching, and breathtaking views of nature.

Meyerton Museum: Offering a look into the town’s rich history, the Meyerton museum is a cultural touchstone and a pillar of the local community.

Oakmeade Prep and Academy: Offering education from pre-primary through matric, Oakmeade has an excellent reputation in the local community.

3 Rivers Christian Academy: Another school offering pre-primary through matric, this school practiced Christian doctrine and is known for academic excellent and instilling self-discipline.

Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls: Dedicated to uplifting young girls from underprivileged backgrounds, this boarding school provides opportunities to young people to develop their academic standing.

Taxi Rank – 174: Inexpensive centrally located, this Taxi rank offers easy access to minibus taxi’s capable of taking you virtually anywhere you would like to go within the city.

Metrobus: Capable of taking you to various parts of the city, these buses have dedicated routes and schedules available online. Metrobuses are relatively inexpensive and readily available.

Gautrain Feeder Busses: These busses ferry passengers from designated stations to Gautrain stations. These busses utilise designated routes, are inexpensive, and are readily available throughout the city.

Summer: Sunny. thunderstorms, humidity 25°C to 30°C (77°F to 86°F).

Winter: Sunny, dry (15 – 20°C / 59 – 68°F).

Rain: Most rain falls during the summer months (October to March).

The Wilds Nature Reserve: A collage of nature and history, this 168-year-old reserve offers hiking, siteseeing, and even artwork based on animals in the reserve.

The Rage Room: Release your frustrations in a controlled environment with the Rage Room. Inexpensive and loads of fun, this is a popular spot in Bryanston.

Bryanston Market: A farmers’ market with an artisanal twist, everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts can be found at here. A must-see for families looking for an escape from shopping malls.

The Institute of Fitness Professionals: Located on Sloan Street, this institute offers certification in fitness and sports-related fields. Ideal for young athletes and aspiring sports scientists.

The Kings College and Preparatory School: Offering schooling from pre-primary to grade 8, this school is located on Hornbill Road and is a popular schooling option in the local community.

Infinity College: A private college located on Curzon Road, it offers various courses including certification in media, design, business management, and information technology.

Bryanston Bus Stops: A local bus service that operated within the area. Like the Gautrain feeder busses, routes and times can be found online for your convenience.

Gautrain Feeder Buses: Connecting passengers directly to Gautrain stations via dedicated routes, these buses are ideal for getting to and from city centres like Sandton and Midrand.

Summer: Sunny, thunderstorms, dry: (25 – 30°C / 77 – 86°F).

Winter: Sunny, dry (15-20°C / 59-68°F).

Rain: Most rain falls during the summer months (October to March).

Nelson Mandela Square: A central point of the city named after the apartheid hero. It is surrounded by shops and restaurants.

The Nelson Mandela Foundation: Offering exhibitions and learning programs, it preserves the legacy and ideals of Nelson Mandela.

Sandton City: The largest shopping centre in Africa, littered with luxury brand shops that attract locals and tourists alike.

The IIE’s Varsity College – Sandton: A private college that offers degrees in business management, design. Teaching, and IT.

Amedeo College Sandton: A private institute offering degrees in business management with a focus on both academic and practical development.

Regenesys: Located in the centre of the business district, this global institute offers courses in business management.

Rea Vaya Bus Rapid Transit (BRT): A public bus system designed to facilitate rapid transit via dedicated lanes. Travelling into or out of the city toward the suburbs has never been easier.

Taxis and e-hailing services: E-hailing services like Uber and Bolt are quite popular. These and conventional taxi services are great for getting to specific locations.

Gautrain: The quickest means of travel between major metropolitan areas, this high-speed train is popular for commuting between business hubs.

Summer: Sunny, thunderstorms, dry: (25 – 30°C / 77 – 86°F).

Winter: Sunny, dry (15-20°C / 59-68°F).

Rain: Most rain falls during the summer months (October to March).

Constitution Hill Human Rights Precinct: This prison turned museum commemorates the country’s struggle for democracy. It is now the location of the High Court of the land and regularly holds historical exhibitions.

Statue of Nelson Mandella: A champion of democracy and a symbol of hope to South Africa, this statue commemorates Mandela’s struggle against the apartheid regime.

Morningside Estate: This area is something of a landmark itself thanks to its tree-lined streets that make for incredible overhead views. An iconic site for locals and tourists alike.

The Bridge School Morningside: Emphasising a play-based learning approach via the “Emelia Approach”, this is a popular pre-primary school known for its academic excellence and communal culture.

Lycée Jules Verne de Johannesburg: An international school offering schooling from preschool to high school, this French-based institute offers an impressive international curriculum.

Amedeo College Sandton: Another school offering learning from pre-primary all the way through matric, this prestigious institute is known for both its academic excellence and various extracurriculars.

Gautrain: The quickest means of travel between major metropolitan areas, this high-speed train is popular among professionals commuting between business hubs.

Metrobus: Capable of taking you to various parts of the city, these buses have dedicated routes and schedules available online. Metrobuses are relatively inexpensive and readily available.

Taxis and e-hailing services: Plentiful and inexpensive, e-hailing services like Uber and Bolt are quite popular in Dainfern. These and conventional taxi services are great for getting to specific locations.

Summer: Sunny, thunderstorms, dry: (25 – 30°C / 77 – 86°F).

Winter: Sunny, dry (15-20°C / 59-68°F).

Rain: Most rain falls during the summer months (October to March).

Eagle Canyon Golf Estate: An 18-hole wonderland, this championship golf course offers incredible views and attracts golfers of all ages and abilities.

Eagle Canyon Residents Entrance: A rather luxurious estate with a grand entrance that evokes a sense of luxury and security to residents and visitors alike.

Eagle Canyon Estate Community Centre: With amenities like swimming pools, tennis courts, communal spaces, and even a fitness centre, it’s a crowd favourite among Eagle Canyon residents.

Eagle House School: Offering classes from preschool to grade 7, this school is highly regarded in the Eagle Canyon community.

Dainfern College: a prestigious school that offers schooling from pre-primary school to matric. It is a popular choice among the residents of Eagle Canyon, thanks to its impressive curriculum.

Skye College: A private college that offers a variety of courses, including design, business, and media. A strong emphasis is placed on technological integration and personal development.

Eagle Liner Bus Service: A comfortable bus service that transits between Eagle Canyon and various other destinations. You will need a private car or life service to enter Eagle Canyon itself if you choose this service.

Gautrain: Johannesburg’s rapid transit system. Unfortunately, there are no stations inside Eagle Canyon, so you will need to commute to and from the nearest station to enter the estate.

Taxis and e-hailing services: Plentiful and inexpensive, e-hailing services like Uber and Bolt are quite popular in Dainfern. These and conventional taxi services are great for getting to specific locations.

Summer: Sunny, thunderstorms, dry: (25 – 30°C / 77 – 86°F).

Winter: Sunny, dry (15-20°C / 59-68°F).

Rain: Most rain falls during the summer months (October to March).