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Anglican cathedral on Nelson Mandela Avenue designed by Sir Herbert Baker.
Archaeologically important rock art cave in Matobo reached by a longer walk.
Community museum in Binga documenting the history, culture and displacement of the Tonga people from the Zambezi Valley.
Anglican shrine and pilgrimage site at the place where catechist Bernard Mizeki was killed in 1896.
329 m single-arch steel bridge over the Save River opened in 1935, a Beit Trust gift and a landmark on the Masvingo-Mutare road.
1937 clock tower on Livingstone Avenue that is Gweru's best-known landmark.
Stone ruins and rock engravings in the north-west of Hwange National Park, reached on guided tours.
National monument rock art cave near Great Zimbabwe with well-preserved San paintings.
Series of rock art shelters (Northern, Central, Southern and Western caves) about 90 minutes north-east of Harare.
National monument in Epworth of naturally balanced granite boulders, famous from Zimbabwean banknotes.
Stone ruins in the Masembura Communal Lands north of Harare.
Hilltop First World War memorial cross above Mutare reached by a short hike, with views over the city and into Mozambique.
Anglican mission founded 1939 by Canon Paterson, famous for its chapel murals painted by students.
Torwa/Rozvi-period stone-walled capital with decorated platforms, a site museum, open daily 8:30-16:30; reached via Shangani on the Bulawayo-Gweru road.
National monument rock art shelter near Rusape known for its large reclining figure painting.
Artist-run cultural centre and residency on the western outskirts of Harare hosting exhibitions and cultural events.
Craft shopping village in Victoria Falls with artist studios, galleries and the Jafuta Heritage Centre.
Site of the 1890 Pioneer Column fort on the Shashe River, a national monument inside the Tuli Safari Area.
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.
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