Voortrekker Monument

High on an edge south of the downtown territory, the Voortrekker Monument is a South African National Heritage SANH site and one of the country's most gone to significant points of interest.

It was worked in 1949 to recollect the Voortrekkers, the Boers who pushed northward into a dark zone in the mid nineteenth century. This 40-meter-high square shake structure is a detectable purpose of enthusiasm for the city with steps making ready to the Hall of Heroes where 27 marble reliefs outline the Great Trek of 1838. Including the point of interest is a divider depicting bull wagons addressing the trek wagons.

On 16 December consistently, a shaft of sunshine transmits through an opening in the curve and lights up a cenotaph underneath, which examines. "Ons vir jou, Suid-Afrika" "We are for you, South Africa". Now and again, the entryway has conventional music shows, which include its exceptional acoustics.

Chronicled focus shows portray sneak peaks of life in the midst of this fundamental period. In the wake of scrutinizing within, visitors can regard widely inclusive viewpoints of Pretoria from the housetop or value a dinner at the restaurant.