Nelson Mandela Bridge — Attraction in Johannesburg Ward 60

The Nelson Mandela Bridge is without a doubt one of Johannesburg’s most iconic landmarks. Stretching across the city with its sleek design and vibrant lighting, it's a symbol of connection, progress, and unity—beautiful by day and even more stunning at night when it lights up the skyline.

It offers some of the best city views and is an architectural gem that links Braamfontein and Newtown—two hubs of creativity, culture, and history. For photographers, city explorers, or anyone appreciating Joburg’s urban energy, it’s a must-see.

However, when it comes to walking across the bridge, safety can be a real concern—especially if you're unfamiliar with the area or walking alone. Unless you're known in the community or moving with confidence and awareness, it may not always feel safe, particularly after hours. Like many public spaces in Joburg, it’s best enjoyed with company and during the day.

With more visible security and community engagement, this bridge could be more than just a landmark—it could become a safer, fully inclusive public space. Until then, admire its beauty, but stay alert and plan your...

We also do Thai Traditional century that has an infusion of the West and Eastern style ,"what does this mean?" During the introduction of the therapy we start with the unblocking of the meridians that runs through the entire body,then the therapist will proceed to encouraging the patient to take deep breath meditation whilst slowly pushing and pulling the ligaments with care,to ballance the spread of blood circulation throughout the body ,this educates the patient to be well aligned with their inner peace and also to be to intuned with the internal changes during the journey of Healing, this is suitable for pregnant mothers ,fathers and entire family, let's not forgate that this is done to a person who is wearing winter pajamas and it's listed on the top ten to do list while touring the amazing venture of the Southern Africa Wink wink ,enjoy the Mandela bridge ladies...

I walk there on a daily basis going to school, and every single time I do feels like a blessing. The thought of having a chance to walk on that bridge makes me feel like I've made it. I was lucky enough to get myself a flat just at the end of the bridge with my balcony view straight towards it. There are security gaurds placed at the beginning and at the end of the bridge to ensure everyones safety. The reason why I have it 4 stars and not 5 is because of the lights. Three years ago when I got to Johannesburg the lights were shining bright eluminating with different colours you'd swear it was a man made aurora or something. But now, all the lights are dead. You can't even take a beautiful night picture...