Rosebank

Explore Rosebank

Rosebank Unmissables

Rosebank and its surrounding suburbs bridge Johannesburg’s premier retail districts with expansive green spaces. Sandton City and Nelson Mandela Square provide extensive shopping and dining, while the Rosebank Sunday Market focuses on African crafts and local design. Recreational highlights include the 55-hectare Johannesburg Zoo and the Botanical Gardens in Emmarentia. Cultural and historical depth is provided by the National Museum of Military History, the heritage homes of Parktown, and the historic Melrose Shree Siva Subramaniar Temple, one of the city's oldest Hindu sites.

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Johannesburg Parks and Recreation

Johannesburg’s northern suburbs offer a diverse range of green spaces and sporting facilities. This collection includes the historic Johannesburg Botanical Garden in Emmarentia, the bird sanctuaries of Delta Park, and the rowing lake at Zoo Lake. Sports enthusiasts will find world-class cricket at the Wanderers Stadium, championship golf courses in Parkview and Houghton, and specialized facilities for tennis, bowls, and CrossFit. These locations serve as vital community hubs for recreation, conservation, and competitive athletics.

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Shopping and Dining Delights

This collection highlights major retail hubs and diverse eateries across Sandton, Rosebank, and Melville. It includes massive complexes like Sandton City and Nelson Mandela Square, which features a six-meter bronze statue and upscale sidewalk cafes. For unique architecture, 27 Boxes offers shops housed in shipping containers, while Cowfish Rand Steam occupies a restored heritage laundry site. Dining options range from the pan-African flavors of Moyo to specialized steakhouses like The Bull Run, which features an on-site butchery and a stock-market-themed interior.

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Map of Rosebank

Climate & when to visit

Best time to visit Rosebank: April, May, June, July, August, September, October

Practical information

Tours & Activities