Harare, Zimbabwe skyline: the 28 most iconic buildings and best views in Harare

It was very cheap to enter, but there isn’t a lot here. Lots of empty enclosures. The large animals roam free which means they are very far away and can only be seen from afar on a viewing platform. It feels like there may have been a time where it was a thriving animal park, which is real shame.

Did an early morning walk in the woodlands and it was so refreshing. The trail was well labelled, the guide also gave us a brief tour of the place. I would recommend the place for walking pets too

This game lodge has animals and hiking trails. You can do from 3 to 10 kilometres. There are directions throughout and you wont get lost. The fee is 5$ per person and you wont regret. It’s a good place to spend a day with your family.

Quite some animals to see. Zebras, Giraffes, large bucks, elands. There are no lions or elephants there. Very good spaces for picnics or relaxations.

The park seem to be good but it really needs a significant renovations some of Features no longer available And I think bringing in different animals that will diversify the ecosystem Lastly thank you for the service providers there 🙏

Horse riding was a wonderful experience. Unfortunately most of the animals were hiding but it was still enjoyable. Staff keep you safe, are friendly, walk alongside the horses and give brief information about the areas and animals. The rest of the site has a dew other animals, some bird life (though very bare), lovely walking spaces and 2 crocodiles.

Great and refreshing place right in the city. Pleasant walk through the woodlands. You may even come across wild animals - zebra, duicker, giraffe and wild birds. Art shop and a coffee shop. Child friendly.

We really enjoyed our visit to the National Gallery and will return for the next exhibition. It's a nice space and kid friendly. We went on the weekend and we saw some children taken part in art class upstairs. Unlike many museums, it actually feels like people/artists come here to socialize -- it has a feeling of community. I was expecting lots of sculpture (and there is a sculpture garden) and was really pleasantly surprised with the paintings and installations. Plenty of parking outside and small gift shop and cafe inside. Well worth a visit.

Nice little gallery, there were many special exhibitions going on! Really liked it. You enter and buy ticket from the souvenir shop, which costs US$15. Avoid the toilets if you can - not clean and no running water.

Excellent National Gallery exhibiting the paintings and artworks of celebrated Zimbabwean Artists, there four separate halls in the first floor aesthetically arranged with meaningful signages, don't miss the sculpture exhibits outside the Gallery, there is admission fee to enter the Gallery, the staff, particularly, the lady at the reception is very kind and helpful and she guided us to what to see on priority. Photography is allowed inside the Gallery.

Funny how the National Art Gallery has been a part of my route for over a decade and despite eating at the different little cafes that have been a part of it over the years and even attending a few events set at the gallery, I had never taken the time to actually tour the exhibitions, and oh-my, have I missed out on so much over the years! My visit to the National Art Gallery was so inspiring! I fell in love with forms of art I never knew would speak so much to me! It is definitely a must try and must see! I will be chasing new exhibitions every-time they get to change! The place deserves my apology for sleeping on it for so long💚 The art is beautifully curated and super unique! The artists on exhibit all just created pieces that went beyond human imagination! I am obsessed.

The exhibitions change from time to time. It's a peaceful place that really showcases local artists. However, it's rather empty in some sections. The lighting on the first floor is perfect. It's only $2 per person, making it an affordable date activity.

This was an interesting place to visit to pass time before leaving country. The building itself is beautiful, speaks of a different time. While I can appreciate the effort put in by individual artists and advocates of the arts, the curation of a lot of the works were disappointing. A lot of it seemed either outdated or poorly executed/presented. There were a few pieces in there that I liked. Hope in the near future more funding can go toward properly investing into the space and the country’s artists.

Great artwork here. Exquisite lighting on the first floor,,truly brings the art to life... Great place for art lovers and nice spot a date with a cool and intimate cafe downstairs... Highly recommend a visit.... Entrance fee close yo nothing at $2 per person

Very nice museum. I was shocked at the exhibits. Very well done. If you bring a camera the light is not bright there and using a flash would probably ruin your photos because of the glass. There is a small fee to take photos but it's worth it. I actually learned a lot about my wife's culture going there.

Went there on a monday. There was noone else there. It was my first time visiting the place after about 14years since the last time i had been there. I do not recommend this place at all.😂 they are definitely not keeping it up properly. The same art exhibitions that were there 14 years ago are still up. Not that they are supposed to be discarded but there should be a little bit of a morden touch to the exhibition style. The building itself is not in good shape but oh well it serves its purpose.

Great art, history, master pieces to see.

It's beautiful and offers a lot for an African museum. I also loved the tech fusion on the human evolution bit. In all honesty, the items inside could use a lot of cleaning. Mostly, the ones in the open with the fake animals and rocks.

It is a stop to do while in Harare. Lovely experience to better understand Zimbabwean environment and above. The space itself needs maintenance just to keep the space clean and updated.

Very interesting museum, covering a huge time span regarding Zimbabwe. Quite nicely organised in a straightforward way to see all exhibits without too much back and forth. If you need to take pictures inside, you need to pay another $5 per camera. $3 for locals, $10 for internationals.

We visited with students in line with their Heritage Studies. The tour was wonderful and kept the students engaged and captivated throughout the tour. Thank you Mr Kazowa.

Fairly well kept beyond my expectations. Good cool environment with a lot of flowers and greenery around. Only the wooden benches are breaking down and concrete benches are abused by street kids who urinate near them.

A calming place to relax in when its not too busy, however it can be filthy at times. Scenery can be both beautiful and unappealing

It could be the toilets are not working any more, for so much human waste lying around. No longer the nice place it used to be. Defunct kids' playground equipment and, also, the cage where we used to enjoy watching birds.

It's a good quiet place but still needs proper maintenance

A quiet park in town. It's normal to see people sleeping under the trees just taking a break. The trees are quite big. There's always some vendor passing, especially with freeze its, maheu or Zim ice cream. The park is actually a very nice place that only needs care and I would give it 5 stars.

Good n beautiful sceneries but not well maintenaned.

Entry here is free. Some sections look run down but the trees, flowers and grass are really exciting to see. There is enough shade and an equally large number of people whiling away their time but nothing noisy or disturbing. You can sink in your own world and just enjoy your time greatly. In addition there is theater in the park which you can enjoy as an arts lover. Make sure to visit the small waterfall which is in one corner of the park. The park is also great for photography.

Admission & Access: Entry costs $10 USD for international visitors and $7 USD for African foreign nationals. Payment is made in cash at the visitor’s center, which also serves as a small museum. Important to note: the road from the entrance and visitor’s center to the monument is over 1 km long. If you want to avoid the walk, arrange for your taxi or transport to drive you all the way up to the monument. The Walk & Setting: If you do choose to walk, the path is pleasant and well-paved, with opportunities to see monkeys along the way. From the hilltop monument, the views of Harare are stunning, making the journey worthwhile. The Monument & Grounds: The monument itself is expansive, clean, and striking. Highlights include: • Clearly marked graves surrounding the central complex. • A giant mural of former president Robert Mugabe. • Prominent Zimbabwean symbols like the national flag and coat of arms. • Walls listing the names of soldiers, martyrs, and others honored. The site also has a giant obelisk pillar at the back, accessible by steps, which provides panoramic views over Harare. Atmosphere: The site is popular with student groups, though when I visited on a Monday evening it was not overly crowded. As of September 2025, there was some construction taking place, but it was limited to the back area and did not interfere with the main experience or views. Overall: National Heroes’ Acre is a powerful blend of history, culture, and scenic beauty. Whether you’re drawn to Zimbabwe’s heritage, enjoy architecture and symbolism, or simply want sweeping views of Harare, this site is a must-visit.

What a clean, beautiful and huge monument to commemorate those who fought and died for the country. The tombstones are so beautiful and the flowers fresh.

This is an amazing Monument and most people have never seen it. Taxi to the gate is $6 then $10 entry, the taxi has to drive another 1.7km to the Monument itself, don't let the taxi go, you will need it to return.

A place of pride and remembrance! National Heroes Acre is a beautifully designed and peaceful site that honors Zimbabwe’s rich history and heroic legacy. The architecture is impressive, the atmosphere serene, and the symbolism deeply moving. A must-visit for anyone who values heritage, reflection, and national unity.

A great place to visit in Zimbabwe. You will learn lots about the country's history and fight for independence. There is a useful museum with lots of artifacts nearby and the museum guide will explain you everything about the country's history. The National Heroes' Acre should be visited with great respect.

Beautiful peaceful place. I believe the North Koreans paid for its construction. We had to get permission/ permits to visit and drove there, plenty of parking. Usual brilliant sunny Zimbabwean weather, so take a drink. It was completely empty apart from our group of three 🙂 Worth visiting just to see the bronze statues.

A great place to visit any day of the week, weekend and holiday but do avoid crowds so as to enjoy to the fullest. Close to the main entrance is a mini museum with a number of artifacts to see. The main heroes acre is about 1,5km away and its advisable to drive as the walk though scenic my leave your breathless..literally. the Graves are styled in a way that resembles the magazine of an Ak47. The historical site is suitable for both adults and kids and you do need to carry your id's and entrance fee.

Found very welcoming people there... They really did assist me all the ways possible

Very historical place

Fairly good and is promising

Good

I 💯 loved our time there. Having such a pleasant place where you can refill your energy and get out there with inspiration ✨️ is a gem. The space allocated for the exposure of the sculpture is just amazing. Everything is meant for you to cut off with the stress of the city. The sculptures themselves are animated with life. Let yourself be driven towards the ones that will give answers to yourself. It was an unique experience. Thank you for the work Done by the team to maintain the place to its top 👏

Highly recommended. A group of us visited for a picnic and to enjoy the sculpture and the setting. Picnic tables under thatch in a lovely garden setting with a stream and small dam. Very helpful staff. Visited on 3 May 2025

It is a nice garden with lots of sculptures from diferents artists. I talk with some of them that they work there when I visited and tou can buy if you want. There is a museum and a permanent exibition.

Incredible experience, a must-do in Harare. All the sculptors are immensely talented, finished sculptures on display from even 1st gen. Contemporary sculptors create sell their art here, this is where you can find real springstone sculptures, a mark of high quality and immaculate craft. I also took a sculpting class here, which I will do every time I’m in Harare from now on. Brilliant experience overall!

A nice chilled out space to view art and even have a picnic. 2 hours is more rmthan enough just for a visit!

A very lovely place to see some stunning creations by Zimbabwe's greatest stone sculptors in an outdoor museum fashion, and learn about the history of Shona stone sculptures. You can also see some new generation sculptors working on more gorgeous peices.

Best stone carved sculptures. I will visit there more oftenly to see their creative stories through artwork.

Fresh products and very affordable or cheaper. But very busy area. No public toilets, no proper roads and there's a lot of garbage and sewage flows.

Promising to be the hub of activities in Mbare. Well built to standard and the President had a tour today. Main road right in front has been resurfaced. Other tributary roads however are in progress and the responsible am sure are putting their best to make these roads to Standard. When they are fully functional they will help decongest the Mbare Musika when fully functional

Mbare musika is a good place , but heavily conjested , now crime rate have decreased thanks to the police . But tiedness hmmm it needs to be improved

Place is a 4/5 because you can find any vegetables or fruits, for any price and quality. The sellers are very good humans, honest too. Place is a 1/5 for the chaos - bumping into folks, cleanliness, smells, struggles with parking, bad kombi parking etc.

Very dirty. FILTHY!. which is a shame because there are lots of products on offer.

Cheap across all boards vibrant energy

What do want everything in mbare musika with affordable price's

Very pleasant place to hang out. Had a few drinks

Also known as Chapungu, it's become a relic of the place it used to be...it was always a joy to come and see the artworks and artisans in the different shops but most buildings are vacated now... came to have the Veldemeers but felt like a ghost town. A great shame.

Good place to Stay

Serene environment, best shopping experience for locally produced leather products, art and craft. Love Veldemeers chocolates

Very nice chicken pasta meal. Service is typically Zimbabwean, slow but very friendly.

Bit run down and tired atmosphere. Was a great place once upon a time.

A very wide variety of arts and crafts, in an old farmyard setting, complete with good cafe.

A bit unique. Seperate rooms with good space and ventilation unlike most hallway gyms. Even when it's packed you get some sense of "non overcrowdedness". Wide range of equipment, I recommend the calf machine.

The place has improved, renovated, good decor, it's still a sports bar, so nothing to write home about, the service is still 1980s, and slow. But I'll always go back for a day in the sun next to the cricket pitch, cold beers and reasonable snacks. They won't, but they need a younger crew who can be trained.

Well, it's a great place to have different occasions in, Family 👪 fun days Kids fun days Sporting Weddings there is plenty of space It's really a good nice place that's why I rate it 4 stars

Always a good time attending cricket and rugby matches here . 🏉 🏏 the place and people have a vibe. When you visit be careful not to cross the neighbours, move with caution , park and stand in designated areas.

Great place to watch the cricket. You have the option to pay more and be able to watch it from the club house. It was worth it as you had table service and a wider choice of drinks.

Saturday the 24th of June 2023 was the it day in Zimbabwe. Harare sports club was the place to be as Zimbabwe hosted the west Indies in a battle that was to decide who would be in the super 6 (Cricket). I have visited the place before, the first time with friends, we spent a bit of time by the bar on the opposite end but this time cricket had called out to me and I enthusiastically answered. In Zim around June, the weather can be a bit cheeky and Saturday's weather was no exception. My cousin and I perched ourself by the castle corner as the back benchers association and the cold remained by our side throughout the whole match. We loved the highs and lows of the game and the grounds turned out to be small as everyone wanted a bit of the action. The HSC was a good host and I can't wait to attend more matches there

Beautifully maintained cricket pitch. I saw a barn burner of a matchup, Zimbabwe vs Ireland. The rich folks / white folks usually sit in the Centurion Bar area which is $20 for entry on international match days. Around the other side, gate 3, entry is $2 for the cheap seats. My photos are from the cheap seats. The cheap seats however have some delicious food for sale by the men's toilets

Upmarket world class shopping center in the Central Business District nog Harare. Joina City’s modern architecture provides shoppers and visitors an authentic “Hararian experience” unlike anywhere else in this vibrant welcoming city. There is security all over the mall and the staff keep the place very clean.

One of the best shopping malls in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 Harare Cbd for affluent individuals.

A place where you can get almost all amenities from medical, entertainment, food,electricals,beauty etc

Arguably the busiest in town with almost all business types. The second floor has the movie theatre and the medical centre which houses the National Blood Services, A Dentist and a Gynaecologist. Everybody loves Joina City, for those who don’t I do not know what they do because they can’t avoid it in total!💀❤️💐

Awesome experience, a bit hectic trying to get parking outside the mall but otherwise it's a nice place with a wide variety of shops & service providers in one place!

It's always a nice place to be. I feel like am home

Basement parking is $2per hour but its very safe, but parking can be bit hard to find on a busy day , The mall is usually full and crowded

Very safe environment with a lot of visible security staff. A lot of variety of shops to cater for all shoppers needs; grocery, clothes, shoes, furniture, hardware, sports wear, hairdressers, car sales, restaurants etc! Fantastic shopping experience. Plenty of free parking spaces!

Nice mall, secure, great stores

Plenty secure parking, well kept area, always neat. Has almost every shop you need in one place. A well stocked Pick n Pay supermarket, gym clothing and fashion clothes shop, a variety of restaurants, gadgets and hardware shops, pharmacy, an antique shop. love it. PS: its not the cheapest of places to buy clothes and gadgets

Very nice shopping center nice places to buy food and do your shopping beautiful houses surround the area where this mall is. Plenty of parking and very safe and clean

Pretty much the epitome of Harare's proper malls, pretty much has any and everything you might need or want, all in one beautiful place that stands the test of time.

Lovely place to hang out and shopping if you are willing to pay a little extra😊🇿🇼

Beautiful location and stores. Clean and spiffy.

A shopping mall built in the 90s in Harare CBD. It houses a bank, retail stores & restaurants. The escalator is sometimes broken down which dents the otherwise beautiful mall. It also has a bar upstairs which offers an excellent view of vehicular & human traffic on Harare streets. It's a worthy hangout when in the capital.

Loving and clean place ,, quality clothes ,shoes clothes let me say it is the best ,

Morden Conferencing facilitate

Nice mall but not really busy

Up stairs need wheelchair accessibility

It's a magnificent place to eat or chilli as a family and it's not crowded and quite place , it also have food courts that are the best and l trust them by cooking my food and you can enjoy your meal with any disturbance as family or friends .. they have the best services and also a bar for those who drink. You have a great spot to its classic and unique.. the people are nice and friendly

If chilling, interacting and connecting is your best way to have a good day...anytime of the day or of the week, this spot is always open. Great food close by, from three different food outlets. A sitting area is provided there and inside the bar their beverages are always of good cold temperature and also affordable.

Definitely the ideal place to rent out as a business due to traffic and location. Walk-ins are guaranteed and also the ambience just allows your business to thrive.

The business utility is centrally located and the security is available. The building is very clean and would recommend to visit . It has an ambient business environment. The building is architecturally modern

Karigamombe Centre in Central Harare is a modern office skyscraper at the Corner of Samora Machel Avenue and Julius Nyerere Way. Erected at that corner recently, and right in front of Karigamombe Centre, is a 4-way metal footbridge on which stands a bronze statue of Mbuya Nehanda a late 18th century freedom fighter and prophetess of the black people who as she was being hanged for opposing colonialisism famously said, "My bones will resurrect". Within 70 years the liberation war of Zimbabwe started and on 18 April 1980 Zimbabwe became independent. President ED Mnangagwa unveiled this statue on 25 May 2021.

Water was legitimately dripping to the floor on the ground floor...this building has seen better days and could use some renovation

An ok place,just hate that sometimes the lifts break down for a while and we have to use the stairs to the 13th floor.

It's a good place to do business

The place still looks decent from the last time I visited the upper offices late last year, most of the offices on the top floors do not have running water and you'll have to walk all the way to the top, the place is indeed clean and security is always on high alert so you can't do any funny business there! There is a nice hair saloon on the ground floor as well as parking in the inside so your car Will always be secure!

Mass at the Cathedral is so transformational. There is inclusion and clerics there are impartial and ever dedicated.

This beautiful catholic cathedral is always open to the public. One is free go in and say a prayer throughout the day. Breathtaking architecture.

A great place to pray and meditate

I usually attend weekly masses. The ambience is ALWAYS peaceful. It's tranquil oasis during a hectic day. I especially like having the different priests serve on different days as it allows me to hear different voices and perspectives on different days. Weekly masses are very conveniently short yet spiritually fulfilling. And confession is on offer everyday. Need I say more?

Gigantic and magnificent place of worship for those of Catholic denomination. It has been standing tall and imposingly, so for the last century. This year, its congregants celebrate a 100-year jubilee of its existence.

It'd a great place, with amazing infrastructure.

It's one of those places that makes me feel the difference between a religious place and any other place. The general atmosphere there is just serene. It is a good place for reflection, prayer and meditation even when you are not attending a group service

A cool church full of history. Beautiful place I must say.

Located in the central business district of Harare, the Anglican Cathedral is great place of worship. The place is extremely neat and well maintained. The cheerful staff compliment the beautiful environment. Within the premises, is also a hall available to hire for events And also a quadrilateral garden. The infrastructural set up is also ideal both interior and exterior video recordings.

My church

Please can you publish the telephone, email and address details of all Anglican Churches in Harare. I have been trying to contact the Avondale Church for weeks but it looks like I will need to physically go there to make contact. Thx

Beautiful architectural design. I need to get inside of this building that amazingly looks like it has all its original windows intact.

Beautiful Anglican cathedral. I have only been there for special services and am yet to attend Sunday worship services there.

Architectural magnificence!!!

Beautiful place but the surroundings are congested

Home of worship. Always leave feeling uplifted and spiritually challenged

A place of worship to our God through Jesus Christ The Saviour.

Was quiet since it was not a day of worship

I like this place. I received salvation I. The church

Great worship and word of God

Wonderful church with lovely people who are welcoming and have become my family

One of Harare’s biggest building in the heart of the town along Samora Machel Avenue

Lovely small garden outside. Basically it's appealing

Zimbabwe Reserve Bank is l9cated along Samora Machel before J Nyerere heading East to your left. It is the central bank of Zimbabwe and the building speaks it's importance.

It is the nicest place in CBD of Harare only 5th from the following a) ZB life tower b) Joina City c) Miekles Hotel and d) Kopje Plaza (popularly known as Netone Building) respectively

Automated temperature and sanitation booth. Automatic door so you don't have to touch. Helpful staff by the foyer.

A good landmark to guide you in the city.

Cant believe we are not allowed to take photos in front of this building, so much for a free Zimbabwe

U will have a handful of things to see and to learn about after you pay a visit, granted the entrance fee is so accommodative.

Good place to visit and discover the museum feel

A very good place to visit. You learn a lot

Awesome felt like a sacred place,a very old civilization, who traded all over the world, back in 1300 and,and took a very long time to build out of slabs of rocks.

Its just great to know your history. It was more of an educative tour

Great and enriching experience.

Needs a new touch.

The Town House offices are located in a historical building in the city centre of Harare, near the Harare Gardens and the National Gallery of Zimbabwe. They house the Town Clerk’s office and several other departments that are responsible for providing services for the residents of Harare, such as audit, ICT, corporate communications, supply chain, and monitoring and evaluation12. The Town House offices are open from Monday to Friday, from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm1. The Town House offices are a good place to visit if you want to learn more about the history and governance of Harare. The building was originally built as a residential club for white settlers in 1937, and later converted into a hotel and renamed Town House in 19582. It has hosted many famous guests, such as Queen Elizabeth II, Nelson Mandela, Bob Marley, and Muhammad Ali2. The building has a colonial architecture and a grand staircase that leads to the Town Clerk’s office1. The Town House offices are also a good place to access various services and information from the Harare City Council. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the offices are well-organized and equipped with modern technology. You can pay your bills, apply for permits, report complaints, request documents, and get updates on various projects and initiatives from the council12. The offices are also used for hosting meetings, workshops, and events for the council and its stakeholders1. I would recommend the Town House offices to anyone who wants to interact with the Harare City Council or learn more about the city’s history and administration. The offices are conveniently located, well-maintained, and offer a range of services and information. They also have a historical significance and a cultural value for Harare

Well maintained very old buildings

Was restricted from parking inside, had to look for parking in the CBD

It's the Town house and a good place to see the inner CBD of Harare CBD.. folaz folaz folaz 🔥

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Best place

I don't have much to say. That's the Head office of Harare city council

Was invited yesterday for the official opening of Villa 1, they have renovated the villa with a modern touch. It's Home away from Home everything is on point 👌👌. They now have a complimentary gym with modern equipment and a boardroom too 😃

Luxurious overnight stay at a great location in Harare.

You should visit there too. I enjoyed my day.

Awesome place...Very good internet service..uninterrupted..Electricity is readily available..Rooms clean and self service

Nice. And very near town but secure.

New liquor outlet. Well done OK Fife Avenue

Quality flats in the quite environment. High security zone

Great and informative, the tour guide was nice 😊

I would highly recommend this company for the walking tour and cooking lesson. Takunda, our guide for the walking tour, was very knowledgeable and we learned a lot about Harare. Takunda taught us a lot about the city past and present, answered our questions and gave us recommendations for our time here. It was a great way to explore the city on foot. We then had a cooking lesson with June and it was fantastic. We tried some amazing fruit and learned how to make lots of delicious food including sadza, beans, corn and rape with dovi (peanut butter). All of the produce we cooked with was really fresh and June and her relatives were so welcoming. We are vegetarian and this was catered to well and we certainly did not go hungry! It was easy to arrange the lesson and tour via whatsapp.

Sibo was an exceptional guide, showcasing an impressive depth of knowledge about the city's history and its attractions. Her warm and welcoming personality made the experience truly memorable, and she effortlessly represented the company with professionalism and enthusiasm. It was evident that she takes great pride in her role, and her passion for sharing the city's story added a special touch to the tour. I was thoroughly impressed and would highly recommend this experience to anyone looking for an engaging and insightful exploration of the area. Sibo is, without a doubt, a standout ambassador for the company!

As a local I took the Harare walking tour and I really enjoyed it and learnt so much. I was pleasantly surprised by how much there is to learn about Harare. I highly recommend Free Walking Tour Harare

I joined the tour with 5 of my colleagues and I was blown away! We learned so much about Harare’s architecture, culture and History. Sibs was a very knowledgeable guide.

My first time in Zimbabwe and it was truely a great experience. I joined Sibo for the Harare walking tour and a tour to her local village and it was a fantastic experience and gave a real glimpse into normal Zimbabwe live. Sibo is a very eager tour guide who really wants people to learn more about her country and she was also very knowledgable to answer all my questions and I learned a lot. Same for the walking tour which gave a great first overview of the city. Definitely recommend to join one of their tours if you want to get to know the country.

This is a must do tour if you have a stopover in Harare or simply visiting. There are also additional activities and experiences you won't regret. My guide was very helpful and passionate about their job. I will be back!

It's a holy place. Come with an open mind and you will witness the powers of God.

It's excellent

Angelic energy

Holiness to the Lord

Really amazing place to be

(Translated by Google) The Harare Zimbabwe Temple will be the first in the nation. Construction of the Temple will begin in December 2020. It is beautiful and will bless everyone around. (Original) El Templo de Harare, Zimbabue será el primero de la nación. Se iniciará la construcción del Templo en diciembre de 2020. Es bellísimo y bendecirá a todos las personas alrededor.