Rosebank, Johannesburg is a vibrantly multicultural district, tourist attraction and business centre, being alive with fun and entertainment. As it is so compact, workers, residents and visitors can walk this area and take pleasure in the relaxing atmosphere. Johannesburg itself is the perfect base to explore South Africa further afield. Pretoria is near enough to go on a daytrip, while the Kruger National Park is also close enough to get away for a stress-free weekend.

Top Rosebank Attractions

The Walter Sisulu National Botanical Gardens is the home of some Black Eagles whom visitors can glimpse through a telescope. The garden is well patronised by bird and plant lovers and people who visit the tea garden. The Sunday Picnic Concert is also well patronised. Visitors can take an hour’s walk on a ring path that meanders through the verdant area. Indigenous plants are also sold here. The enormous lawn areas are loved by children and are perfect for simply relaxing or picnicking.

The Melrose Wild Bird Sanctuary showcases over 120 species of wild birds around the lake and in the indigenous trees and reed beds.

The Rooftop Market at the Rosebank Mall is regarded as one of the best flea markets in South Africa. Antiques, arts and crafts, ceramics and clothing are offered at over 500 stalls.

The Origins Centre showcases extensive collections of various rock art made by the earliest humans within South Africa.

Rosebank Hotels

Rosebank, Johannesburg accommodation comprises luxury, comfortable and budget self-catering accommodations, bed and breakfasts, guesthouses, boutique hotels, inns and resorts, as well as five-star hotels. Budget or cheap hotels in Rosebank can also be found. A bed and breakfast accommodation gives a visitor the opportunity for living as the locals do. Visitors can benefit from the advice of their hosts with respect to favourite spots within and around the area.