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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.
Handicraft showroom at 4 Chinhoyi Street selling crafts from all ten provinces.
Zimbabwe's national monument in Harare honouring heroes of the liberation struggle. Features a museum, eternal flame and striking architecture.
Museum of Zimbabwe's mining history on the old Globe and Phoenix mine site in Kwekwe.
Zimbabwe's largest stadium, a 60,000-seat football and athletics venue in Harare.
One of Africa's largest natural history museums. Houses Zimbabwe's national collection of geological, botanical and zoological specimens.
Exclusive luxury safari lodge in Hwange National Park. Situated near a perennial waterhole attracting large herds of elephant and buffalo.
Castle-style historic mansion in Hillside, Bulawayo run as a boutique hotel and restaurant.
ZimParks recreational park around Ngezi Dam in Mhondoro, used for fishing and camping.
Granite mountain 30 km from Harare with a hiking route, San rock paintings and a small lake near the summit; a national monument.
A fast-casual Asian eatery serving fresh, flavorful noodle and rice dishes.
Resort overlooking Lake Mutirikwi near Great Zimbabwe.
Rock art cave in Matobo National Park with giraffe and kudu paintings and an NMMZ site museum.
Eco-luxury camp on the Zambezi in eastern Mana Pools.
ZimParks riverside campsite and lodges at Mana Pools headquarters.
Guided horse trails through the stunning Nyanga highlands. Ride through forests, past waterfalls and across the rolling hills of Zimbabwe's Eastern Highlands.
Zimbabwe's oldest national park in the Eastern Highlands, home to Mount Nyangani and the Mtarazi and Pungwe falls, with trout fishing, hiking and self-catering lodges.
Scenic waterfall within Nyanga National Park in the Eastern Highlands, surrounded by lush mountain scenery and forest.
Restored dry-stone hill fort inside Nyanga National Park, the best-known of the Nyanga stone forts.
Natural hot springs resort in the Save Valley between Mutare and Chimanimani with mineral pools and accommodation.
Reconstructed royal kraal of King Lobengula and Indaba Tree site with an NMMZ site museum south of Bulawayo.
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