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Site of the 1890 Pioneer Column fort on the Shashe River, a national monument inside the Tuli Safari Area.
UNESCO World Heritage Site and symbol of Zimbabwe. Ancient stone city built by the Shona people between the 11th and 15th centuries. A must-visit national landmark near Masvingo.
Rock art cave in the Matobo Hills famous for a long painted serpent.
Toposcope on the Kopje hill overlooking central Harare marking the Pioneer Column's 1890 flag site.
Remote cave high on granite slopes in Matobo reached by a long hike, regarded as one of the finest rock art sites.
Memorial chapel built by Italian prisoners of war near Lake Mutirikwi in 1942-46.
Cultural heritage museum at Elephant's Walk showing Tonga, Nambya, Lozi and Ndebele artefacts.
Living museum of Shangaan bush skills and traditions near Gonarezhou.
128 m high concrete arch dam completed in 1959 across the Kariba Gorge; a viewpoint and border crossing with Zambia.
UNESCO World Heritage Site near Bulawayo. Pre-colonial stone ruins of a Torwa state city featuring impressive platform terracing.
Large rock art cave (100 m x 30 m) north of Harare, a national monument.
NMMZ site museum and shrine at Chinhoyi commemorating the 1966 Chinhoyi battle and provincial heroes.
NMMZ regional museum on Aerodrome Road with transport, military, archaeology and natural history collections.
Stone ruins and rock art (Ruchero cave) at Mutoko with an NMMZ site museum.
Ruins associated with Mutapa founder Nyatsimba Mutota in Mbire district.
Council-run pottery and art training centre in Mzilikazi township with a showroom.
Burial cave of King Mzilikazi at Entumbane in the Matobo Hills, a national monument.
Pre-colonial decorated stone enclosure ruins near Shangani in the Midlands, featuring ornate geometric patterned walls unique in Zimbabwe.
National archives on Borrowdale Road with a public gallery of historic documents and photographs.
Branch of the National Gallery in the historic Douslin House on Main Street, Bulawayo.
Branch of the National Gallery in Kopje House, Mutare, opened 1999.
Zimbabwe's national monument in Harare honouring heroes of the liberation struggle. Features a museum, eternal flame and striking architecture.
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