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- Private room
- Randburg
FEMALE GUESTS ONLY The Villa Royale is a beautiful and peaceful home conveniently situated in a secured residential area of Randpark ridge , randburg , 2,5 kms from beyers naude and close to cresta, randburg CBD and other areas. Easy access to N1 and major highways and shopping malls. The villa is home to myself and my husband and we love to host people from around the world who share our love for travel, culture and meeting people. We hope you will enjoy our home!!!
- Private room
- Randburg
My place is near the Western Bypass and Malebongwe offramp in Randburg. 'Fern on Republic' is a new modern shopping mall not far from us. We are in easy reach of Sandton Mediclinic and Olivedale Clinic. Not far from Bryanston Country Club and the shopping hub of Sandton. Seperate entrance in a private little garden and secure parking.
- Private room
- Randburg
We are situated in a quiet neighbourhood that is within a 20 kilometre radius from Sandton, Rosebank and Johannesburg CBD. You can purchase necessary supplies from either the new Fern on Republic Mall (short driving distance) or Ferndale Village Shopping Centre (Walking distance). We offer free parking for your car and you also get to enjoy free 24 hour wifi.
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All About Randburg
Blending old and new, the town of Randburg comprises 32 suburbs northwest of Johannesburg, between the towns of Sandton and Roodepoort in Gauteng province. Ferndale on Republic, formerly known as Brightwater Commons, is the area’s main feature, designed as an urban shopping space. Golden Harvest Park in Northwold spans more than 124 acres and includes native bushveld and resident geese. Sparrowhawks zigzag overhead, and you can cast a line or two for bass at the dam in the park. Just east of there, Johannesburg Botanical Gardens sits just south of town, combining more than 30,000 trees, a rose garden spanning seven terraces, and a herb garden with traditional medicinal and cosmetic herbs.
How do I get around Randburg?
Johannesburg O.R. Tambo International Airport (JNB) is 30 minutes away by car or taxi or 15 minutes by train or bus. The city of Pretoria is about an hour from Randburg by road or rail.
The easiest way to get around Randburg and its surrounding towns is to rent a car. Local buses run regularly throughout the day and into the evening. The waterfront is easy to reach on foot, by bus, or by taxi. Once you’re in Randburg, you can take your time with a stroll through its landscaped gardens.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Randburg?
The province of Gauteng has a sunny, subtropical climate. The spring season runs from August to mid-October, and winter (May through July) is a bit cooler. Summer (December through February) is warm, but you may get caught in the odd rain shower or thunderstorm during the afternoon. September brings the Jozi Book Fair, where bibliophiles travel far and wide to attend book launches, author interviews, and forums. Autumn runs from mid-February to April. Although the temperature drops, it is still pleasant, and there are plenty of opportunities for a traditional braai (barbecue) washed down with a local beer. Winter days are warm, but it can get chilly at night. The Randfontein Show in March combines beer gardens, a strongman show, and fairground rides.
What are the top things to do in Randburg?
Delta Park
One of the largest green spaces in Randburg, Delta Park extends over more than 240 acres of woodland and grassland. There are tree-lined dams, birdwatching hides, and walking trails to explore, as well as a sensory trail that immerses you in the heart of nature. The park is also home to the Florence Bloom Bird Sanctuary nature preserve and the Delta Environmental Centre, which offer wildlife-related courses for all ages.
Melville Koppies Nature Reserve
This unspoiled green space just south of town in the trendy suburb of Melville, is a World Heritage site thought to be nearly three billion years old. The rocky ridge is a remnant of what Johannesburg’s surrounding hills looked like before gold was discovered there in the late 19th century. Today, the 420-acre reserve is broken into three sections and offers a handful of guided and self-guided hikes, where you can spot hares, hedgehogs, and more than 200 bird species.
Newtown Pillars
In central Johannesburg, these gigantic concrete pillars that hold up the highway have been transformed into ever-evolving artworks by some of the country’s most renowned graffiti artists. Head to Henry Nxumalo Street to take in the latest street art, which has spread onto neighboring walls.