Freedom Park

Sitting on Salvokop Hill in Pretoria with panoramic views, Freedom park traces the story of South Africa's liberation and honors those who played an important role. The site opened to the public in 2007 and encompasses a series of poignant memorials and an impressive museum with exhibits examining the nation's history from the dawn of humanity to the present day.The site overlooks the nearby Voortrekker Monument and other key landmarks of the city below. A highlight is the Wall of Names, inscribed with the names of all those who lost their lives in South Africa's major conflicts; an eternal flame; and the Gallery of Leaders, an inspirational look at role models on the road to freedom. Guided tours take about two hours and provide fascinating insight to the stories represented here as well as the symbolic features of the architecture.This book features 25 pictures of various aspects of the Freedom Park, giving you a unique perspective of the place that will add value to your visit.Contained in the text you'll learn the following:Descriptions and information on major objects found at the siteEntrance fees, best time to visit, and more25 pictures of the Freedom Park, including the Mveledzo, S'khumbuto, , Isivivane, and Hapo MuseumThe Freedom Park showcases a large part of the beginning of the United South Africa, while offering stunning views of Pretoria.If you are thinking of visiting South Africa and want to expand your Pretoria adventure then this book is for you.Get Your Copy Today