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O.R. Tambo International Airport is Africa's biggest and busiest airport, facilitating over 21 million passengers a year. More than 50 percent of South Africa's air travelling passengers are facilitated through the airport.​

Rietvlei dam was built during the great depression (from about 1929 to early 1930's) and was completed in 1934. Manual laborers were paid 4 shilling a month and soil was carted away by mule carts. Feeding the dam is the Sesmyl (Six Mile) Spruit, five fountains (one is located on an adjacent property) and five boreholes. Upstream from Rietvlei dam is the Marais Dam which acts as a sludge dam for Rietvlei Dam. Starting in 1988 a two year project raised the dam and made other improvements Originally the dam was not open to the public but the city council of Pretoria did plan the reserve ecologically and introduced a number of game species to the reserve. The Nauture Reserve was proclaimed in 1948. Rietvlei dam provides Pretoria with 15% of it's water. The reserve covers an area of 3800 hectares and can support up to 2000 head of game. Rietvlei Dam offers a number of sporting facilities. Fishing is allowed on the northern and western shores and a yacht club house was built on the north-western shore. Motor boats are not allowed on the dam.

The Dinokeng Game Reserve presents a rare opportunity to develop a model for future conservation. The DGR is unique in a sense that we are the only residential Big5 game reserve worldwide located within the boundaries of a metro city and just half an hour from the city centre. We are pioneering a model where the Big5 roam freely and live in harmony with resident land owners. Conservation is no longer a sphere of ecologists, academics and unworldly wood gnomes. People around the world are increasingly becoming conservation conscious and seek to be eco-friendly. These are the people that we seek to attract to our new conservation model. And since they share the same vision and belief, they will come back again and again to follow our achievements, to learn about our challenges and to find ways to adapt and use our example in their own particular environments. Likewise we will create increasing interest amongst researchers and scientist.

Sun Arena at Time Square is the newest in a long line of Sun International venues rolling out the red carpet to some of the world’s most prolific superstars. Adding to its repertoire of superior gaming and gastronomic experiences, Sun Arena was designed to shake up the entertainment industry by delivering world-class productions to local audiences and fans. Blending cutting-edge technology with state-of-the-art venue design, the 8 500-seater venue also offers four private hospitality suites and two meeting rooms which can be used for seminars, exhibitions, product launches, press conferences or private banquets. Find the best entertainment, dining and nightlife at the top casino in Pretoria. Opened in April 2018.Time Square at Menlyn Maine is the largest casino in Pretoria offering premium gaming experiences.

The Club offers exclusive dining and upmarket convenience, comparable to none other. Ideally situated in Hazelwood Pretoria, The Club’s proximity to the Garsfontein off-ramp ensures easy access to the N1 Motorway, Hatfield, Menlyn, Pretoria CBD and Brooklyn. All within less than a 10-minute drive, with plenty of parking available

Freedom Park celebrates South Africa's heritage. It is a centre of knowledge aimed at deepening the understanding of the nation. It strives to accommodate all of the country's experiences and symbols to tell one coherent story. Freedom Park is a national and international site that celebrates the ideals of liberty, diversity and human rights.

SANBI’s Conservation Gardens & Tourism Division manages SANBI’s network of National Botanical and Zoological Gardens, each with their associated tourism infrastructure and conservation estate, and Interpretation Section. ‘Conservation Gardens’ is the international term for botanical gardens that include both landscaped and natural areas within their boundaries.

The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research is South Africa's central and premier scientific research and development organisation. It was established by an act of parliament in 1945 and is situated on its own campus in the city of Pretoria.