JOBURG – Just when you thought there was nothing for you to do in January, we have found some wallet-friendly options.
It’s January and we’re all suffering from the financial blues … but that shouldn’t stop you from having the time of your life.
Johannesburg and the surrounding areas may be some of the most expensive places to visit if you’re looking for a good time, but City Buzz has some exciting things for you to do on a shoestring budget.
The Johannesburg Observatory is the perfect place to learn more about the universe in which we live. It hosts a number of events at night which lovers of astronomy can attend, look out into the abyss and learn more about the stars and the planets in our solar system. Exploring the universe from the safety of our own planet is the perfect thing to do for free during the difficult month of January.
Details: 011 551 5940.
Are you into great eclectic, alternative or local music? Then Neighbourgoods Market is the place for you. While the food stalls may be a bit pricey, especially during this trying month, you are still able to bypass the fantastic smells and enjoy the live music that is performed each weekend on the upstairs balcony.
SERENITY: Zoo Lake is the perfect place to relax and enjoy your day on a budget.
The Orienta Plaza is a great place to buy some very cheap products, but it is also a melting pot of culture and excitement. Experience something new by checking out the plaza and the interesting people who frequent this exciting spot.
Details: 011 838 6752
There is no place better than Zoo Lake for a relaxing day out with the family. At this serene location, you will be able to play ball games with the children, watch the ducks in the lake and enjoy a braai.
If you’re into the finer things in life, then it is a must for you to check out the numerous galleries and museums around Johannesburg. From Museum Africa in Newtown to Gallery Momo in Parkhurst, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Details: Museum Africa; Gallery Momo 011 327 3247.
