Mandela’s footprints in the

Place Description Address GPS co-ordinates Special note 1963: Sent to Robben Island after being sentenced to 5 -33.81052, 18.36914 years in prison for incitement and leaving the country without a passport.

1964: Sentenced to life in prison on Robben Island after . 1982: Moves to Pollsmoor Prison, along with , Steenberg Road, -34.06838, 18.43187 and Andrew Mlangeni. Tokai, Hospital 1988: Admitted to where he is Francie van Zijl -33.91162, 18.6131 diagnosed with tuberculosis (TB) Avenue, Tygerberg, Cape Town Medi-Clinic 1988: received further treatment for TB Burnham Road, -34.02667, 18.46132 Plumstead, Cape Town Groot Drakenstein Formerly known as Victor Verster Prison. R301 between Paarl -33.76809, 18.96087 Other than the Correctional Facility and Franschoek statue, this site isn’t 1988: Moved to the prison in Paarl where he is held for 14 open to the public. months in a cottage. De 1989: Mandela held a short meeting with State President Government Avenue, -33.92742, 18.4186 This site isn’t open PW Botha at Tuynhuys in the Parliamentary precinct. Cape Town City to the public. Centre 1990: Mandela made his first public speech to a mass rally Darling Street, Cape -33.92539, 18.42378 from the Edwardian building’s balcony a few hours after Town City Centre he was released from prison Estate 1990: Mandela and FW de Klerk addressed the media Klipper Road, -33.96667, 18.46288 This site isn’t open following breakthrough talks with the government at the , Cape to the public. Groote Schuur Estate. Town Parliament of the Republic 1994: Mandela gives the State of the Nation Address Plein Street, Cape -33.92728, 18.41992 This site isn’t open of (SONA) as the new President of South Africa. Town City Centre to the public.

Genadendal Formally known as Westbrooke Manor. Groote Schuur Ave, -33.96317, 18.46816 This site isn’t open Rondebosch, Cape to the public. Became Mandela’s home in Cape Town when he Town became president. 2003: Mandela hosted the 46664 Concert to raise Green Point, Cape -33.90479, 18.40984 awareness about HIV/Aids. Town The number 46664 was Mandela’s prison number for 27 years while imprisoned on Robben Island. , V&A 2005: 4 sculptures have been created by Claudette Between the V&A -33.90583, 18.41941 Waterfront Schreuders of South Africa’s Nobel Peace prize laureates: Hotel and Musica , FW de Klerk, and Albert Megastore, Ground Luthuli. Floor, Dock Road

Nelson Mandela Gateway Where Mandela spent 27 years in prison. Clocktower Precinct, -33.90645, 18.42252 and Robben Island Museum V&A Waterfront, 2006: Declared a National Heritage Site and museum, an Cape Town emotional reminder of the struggle that was fought by many heroes for the democracy we live in today.

Mandela Rhodes Place 2011: Finished in 2011, this space offers visitors a timeline, Corner of Wale and -33.92408, 18.41907 which chronicles his life. Burg Street, Cape Town

Nelson Mandela Boulevard 2011: officially renamed Eastern -33.9321, 18.44195 Boulevard to Nelson Mandela Boulevard. Estate This is the official residence of the Premier of the Western Hof Street, Cape Town -33.93762, 18.40598 This site isn’t open Cape. Mandela spent a night or two at one of the manor to the public. houses on the estate.

NR Mandela Road First tarred road into the informal settlement of Imizamu NR Mandela Road, -34.02896, 18.36049 Yethu in , Cape Town in honour of leaders who Hout Bay fought for a democratic South Africa. 2013: The Western Cape Government honoured Madiba Lower Cable Station, -33.96282, 18.40984 during the week of national mourning with evening laser Tafelberg Road, Cape projections of his face on Table Mountain. Town