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Museum of Zimbabwe's mining history on the old Globe and Phoenix mine site in Kwekwe.
One of Africa's largest natural history museums. Houses Zimbabwe's national collection of geological, botanical and zoological specimens.
Rock art cave in Matobo National Park with giraffe and kudu paintings and an NMMZ site museum.
Restored dry-stone hill fort inside Nyanga National Park, the best-known of the Nyanga stone forts.
Reconstructed royal kraal of King Lobengula and Indaba Tree site with an NMMZ site museum south of Bulawayo.
Remains of the 1890s pioneer fort in Masvingo town, a national monument.
Prefabricated papier-mache house from the 1890s in Kwekwe, a national monument on the Mining Museum grounds.
Silversmith studio and showroom at Mpata Farm, Haslemere Lane with workshop tours.
Rock art cave and site museum near Maleme Dam in Matobo National Park.
Museum and monument opened 2024 at the Shangani battle site of December 1893 where the Allan Wilson patrol was defeated by Ndebele forces.
Museum in the stone stables of Rhodes' Nyanga estate beside the Rhodes Nyanga Hotel.
Open-sided chapel at Kariba Heights built in memory of the workers who died constructing the Kariba Dam; part of Kariba town tours.
Catholic mission church renowned for its African wood carvings and sculpture, designed by Fr John Groeber.
Premier gallery of Zimbabwe's world-famous Shona stone sculpture in Harare. Rated 4.9 out of 5 on TripAdvisor with 72 reviews.
Cave with one of the most extensive painted panels in the Matobo Hills, south of the park in communal land.
Catholic cathedral basilica in central Bulawayo.
Stone sculptors' village founded 1966 at the foot of the Great Dyke where visitors buy directly from artists.
Zimbabwe-tradition dry-stone ruins on Tsindi Hill near Marondera with an NMMZ site museum.
Historic house museum at 11 Jason Moyo Drive, Mutare, former home of the Courtauld family.
1905 steel arch bridge over the Batoka Gorge linking Zimbabwe and Zambia, with a historic bridge tour and bungee platform.
Granite summit in Matobo National Park with the graves of Cecil Rhodes and the Shangani Patrol memorial and 360-degree views.
Military museum in Gweru displaying aircraft, armoured vehicles and exhibits documenting Zimbabwe's military history.
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