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min R max RWaterkloof Ridge, Brooklyn Pretoria, Hatfield, Muckleneuk, Montana, Waterkloof, Menlo Park, Colbyn , Akasia, Moreleta Park, Erasmuskloof , Pretoria North, Silver Lakes , Kameeldrift, Val de Grace, Garsfontein, Wapadrand, Lynnwood Ridge, Faerie Glen, Rietondale
Correctional Services Museum, Voortrekker Monument, Church Square, Union Buildings, Groenkloof Nature Reserve, Freedom Park, Wonderboom Nature Reserve
A utopian location beside a river, the city of Pretoria has long been used as a command centre for both ancient tribes and the Voortrekkers, who formally established the town in 1855. Since then, many a battle was fought and historic treaties signed in Pretoria. Today, Pretoria is the administration capital of South Africa and the official residence of the country’s President. It’s also where most foreign embassies are located.
Pretoria is known as Jacaranda City for good reason; the city streets are lined with thousands of jacaranda trees. When in bloom, the city is awash with purple and violet blossoms.
Pretoria has a fair mix of cultures – a true snapshot of South Africa’s rainbow nation, where young and old, and conservative and liberal, happily coexist. Expect to meet academics, politicians and diplomats during your stay in this handsome city.
Top 8 reasons to visit Pretoria
1. Situated in a 340ha nature reserve... Show more
More intimate and personalised than larger hotels, guests can expect a warmer, friendlier stay at a Boutique Hotel. Boutique Hotels are high-end accommodation, and guests can expect all the usual luxury amenities expected from a regular/larger hotel, including wifi; tea and coffee facilities; and deluxe bedding, and then some. Most Boutique Hotels pride themselves on personal service that allows them to go the extra-mile - making it an ideal place to stay for guests celebrating special events or anniversaries.
