Best Things To Do in Harare, Zimbabwe

Tourist Attractions in Harare

Here is the list of things to do in Harare and tourist attractions in city.

1. Wild Is Life Trust

   

   Wildlife Sanctuary , Zoo, Entertainment

   Recognizing the need for wildlife conservation and protection, the Wild is Life Trust was founded in 2010 and is a popular tourist spot. Although it’s been open to public only for a couple of years, visitors can not only enjoy the company of animals but also learn about the importance of conservation. A true wildlife sanctuary and rehabilitation centre, all the animals here are rescues or...Read more

2. Mukuvisi Woodlands

   4.1 (1155 Votes)
   

   Outdoors, Forest, Wildlife Safari

   Easily accessible from the city centre, the Mukuvisi Woodlands is an ideal family vacation. Described as a safari in a city, the Mukuvisi Woodlands are 256 hectares of natural habitat and its denizens. You could either opt for a bike or horse safari or just observe the vast vistas from a platform viewing deck. An absolute haven for bird watchers, there are special guided walks to go bird spotti...Read more

3. Kuimbashiri Bird Sanctuary

   4.2 (776 Votes)
   

   Outdoors, Wildlife Sanctuary , Boating, Picnic Spot

   The KuimbaShiri Bird Sanctuary is home to many bird species and offers a wide range of activities- perfect for the nature lover in you. Highlights include: Bird watching Boating and Game Viewing Fishing Horse Riding Marina A perfect day to spend if you are travelling with family and friends, the place offers accommodation for visitors who want to explore its grounds completely.

4. Lion And Cheetah Park

   

   Park

   If you have always wanted to see the cheetahs and other animals while riding a safari jeep, then the Lion And Cheetah Park will offer you such enthralling experience in Zimbabwe. The lions, cheetahs, zebras, giraffes, blackbucks and many other animals here offer you a lifetime experience. The Galapagos Tortoise named Tommy is the oldest member of this park with a weight of half a ton. There are...Read more

5. Lake Chivero Recreational Park

   4 (109 Votes)
   

   Park, View Point

   Completed in 1952, the Lake Chivero Recreational Park is located next the Chivero Lake- offering a plush green view of nature at its best. Highlights include: Bird Watching Fishing Camping Horse Riding Crocodile Viewing The park offers budget as well as luxury camp and lodge accommodation. A must if you love to sleep and wake up amidst nature.

6. Harare Gardens

   3.4 (1129 Votes)
   

   Garden, Park

   The city’s largest park and a preferred spot for an outdoor wedding among many Zimbabwean couples, the Harare Gardens provides a nice respite from the busy schedule of the city. As peaceful as it might look, the Harare Gardens have their own share of notoriety. Avoid the gardens after nightfall and keep a close watch on your belongings. Never-the-less, the Harare Gardens is something that...Read more

7. Doon Estate

   3.6 (732 Votes)
   

   Shopping Center

   Your trip to Harare isn’t complete without a visit to Doon Estate. One of the best shopping areas of the nation, even if you don’t like to shop the Estate is definitely worth a visit. The shops and galleries are attractively presented and sell a wide range of wares. Some are specialized like Samuneti leather bags, wallets, belts and jackets. There is something for every pocket, rang...Read more

8. Raintree Venue

   

   River

   Once you see the Raintree Venue, it’ll give a whole new meaning to ‘destination’. It’s highly unlikely that you’d have seen something as pristine and beautiful as this venue. Tucked away in the Umwinsidale Valley, the Raintree Venue has been specially developed to play host to any event ranging from a corporate outing to a wedding venue. A place rife with style, sp...Read more

9. National Botanic Gardens

   3.8 (513 Votes)
   

   Botanical Garden, Walking Area

   The National Botanic Gardens are the pride and joy of Harare. This sprawling slice of nature plays host to a variety of vegetation that thrives in the climate of Zimbabwe. The sheer types and range of flora that you’ll see growing within these 58 hectares that form the garden is nothing short of wondrous. Though the majority of plants there are from Zimbabwe and a few parts of South Afric...Read more

10. National Gallery Of Zimbabwe

    3.9 (545 Votes)
    

    Art Gallery, Sculpture

    Originally named the “National Gallery of Rhodesia”, the name was altered when Rhodesia was. Dedicated to preserving, conserving and presenting the contemporary and visual art heritage of the country, this gallery showcases many a local and other African artists. In fact, this gallery has proved to be quite the stepping stone for many aspiring artists to be known on an international...Read more

11. Chapungu Sculpture Park

    

    Park, Sculpture

    The Chapungu Sculpture Park embraces Zibabwe’s sculpture art. Be amazed by a wide collection of sculptures made in solid stone. Founded in the 70s, the life-like art is merged well with nature- offering a good place to hangout with family and friends. A must if you are visiting with children!

12. Zimbabwe Museum Of Human Sciences Or Queen Victoria Museum

    3.8 (486 Votes)
    

    Art Gallery, Specialty Museum

    Located in the heart of the city, the Zimbabwe Museum of Human Sciences showcases some of the best archeological artifacts- covering the country’s rich history of culture and art. Highlights include: Exhibition Galleries Library Model Shona Village Ethnographic artifacts The museum is a must for history lovers!

13. National Archives Of Zimbabwe

    

    Library, Museum, History Museum

    True to its name, the National Archives of Zimbabwe is full of history! Right from the days of Rhodesia, to after it was re-named Zimbabwe, the National Archives holds within its wall, all the stories depicted through pictures, artifacts, personal accounts of erstwhile traders, settlers and explorers, along with an in-depth exhibition on the Second Chimurenga, Zimbabwe’s War Of Liberation.

14. National Heroes Acre

    4.1 (447 Votes)
    

    Memorial, Monument

    A burial ground for Patriotic Front Guerrillas troops and Zimbabwean, the people buried here are a proof of the troubled times in Zimbabwe- to keep their heroic acts alive for years to come. The central monument is modeled after an AK- 47. Built in 1981, a year after Zimbabwean Independence, the National Heroes Acre consists of: Tomb of the unknown Soldier The Eternal Flame Wall Murals Museum ...Read more

15. Domboshava

    

    Geological Formation, Historical Site, Picnic Spot

    Looking for a great place to plan a picnic in Zimbabwe? Then you should give this place a thought. Located at the north east of Harare, this place attracts a great number of visitors. As you enter the village, you will see some giant granite rocks called Domboshava rocks. This beautiful spot is a natural history site. Interpretive Centre, San rock art, geological formations, wooded vegetation, ...Read more

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