This house, in the residential neighbourhood of Orchards in Johannesburg, was the home of Mohandas Gandhi from 1908 to 1909.
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This house, in the residential neighbourhood of Orchards in Johannesburg, was the home of Mohandas Gandhi from 1908 to 1909. Within these walls the future Mahatma created and developed his philosophy of passive resistance, Satyagraha in Sanskrit. It was a pacifist method of protest that he later used in India to lead the country to independence.
The house was built in 1907 by Gandhi's close friend, the German architect Hermann Kallenbach. Today it begins a new life. A museum retracing Gandhi's experiences in South Africa, and especially those he shared here with Kallenbach, is set in the very heart of the house, and a peaceful, meditative atmosphere fills the property.
| 1 person | R 4 820 per person |
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| 2 people | R 2 500 per person sharing |
| 3 people | R 1 730 per person sharing |
| 4 or more people | R 1 340 per person sharing |
Prices are in South African rand. All rates are valid until 30 November 2027. Please confirm your price when you book.