SAB World of Beer

SAB’s World of Beer in Newtown has received a R20 million injection that makes it one of the most cutting-edge branded visitor attractions in the world, rivalling the famous Guinness Hopstore in Dublin and the new acclaimed UK Wembly Stadium Visitor Experience.Today visitors to the relaunched World of Beer face a treasure house of striking new visual and aural experiences about the history of beer and the art of brewing whilst they take a fascinating journey through time to view the evolution of beer making methods.The SAB world of beer was launched in 1995 to mark the 100^th Anniversary of the South African Breweries and was officially opened by former President Nelson Mandela.

Now 12 years later. SAB had deemed the time ripe to upgrade the centre at a cost of R20 million. New state of the art technologies give it a “world-class feel” which makes it, according to SAB World of Beer General Manager Frank Johnson, “one of the best facilities in the world in terms of fun, technology, information and the wow experience.”

Tuesday to Saturday 10:00 to 18:00
15 President Street, Newtown
Tel: 011 836 4900
Fax: 011 834 3836
Email: events.co-ordinator@za.sabmiller.com

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Parking

SAB World of Beer

Secure parking is available on the premises for those attending a function or taking part in a tour at SAB World of Beer.
No 15 President Street is situated next to the old turbine hall/ Anglo Gold Ashanti offices. As you pass Anglo Gold Ashanti on your left, there is a ring road that comes off Miriam Makeba Street. This ring road will take you to the SAB World of Beer parking.

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Sci-Bono Discovery Centre

The public parking area at the top of Newtown Park just off Miriam Makeba is associated with the Sci-Bono Discovery Centre. This parking area also offers access to the Newtown Park itself, and The Workers Museum. Venues such as Moving into Dance, The Dance Factory and Bassline are a pleasant stroll away on the other side of the park. SAB World of Beer is opposite the park on the other side of Miriam Makeba Street.