Harare Map, Zimbabwe

Harare History

It was in 1935 that Harare, then known as Salisbury became a city. From 1953 to 1963 it was the capital of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. On November 11, 965 Rhodesia gained its independence from Britain and was declared as a republic. However, it was only in April 18, 1980 that the country was finally recognized by the international community as the Republic of Zimbabwe. Two years later on the anniversary... read more

Harare Travel Guide

Zimbabwe is quickly becoming a nation for tourism, but before you plan a trip to Harare, you should study up on the cultures and customs of the area. There is a ton of shopping to do once you get to Harare, and there are dozens of restaurants where you can try the foods of the nation. However, keep in mind that you must register with the local authorities before you enter the country. Don’t be tricked by the news... read more

Harare Sightseeing

Start of with the Harare City tour. This very popular excursion is usually conducted during the weekends. This gives you the chance to visit the major historic buildings in the city and other landmarks like the Kopoje hill which overlooks the city and is famous for its excellent view of Harare. This is where you will also find the eternal flame of Independence which burns the whole year round.  read more

Harare Nightlife

Spagos restaurant is also another dining alternative, they serve great pasta dishes at reasonable prices that you will surely enjoy. For a classier feel you can dine at The Pavillion in the historic Meikles Hotel. They serve great desserts and an incredible buffet at night, with everything from a traditional staple food of Zimbabwe called sadza to steaks and prime rib. Don’t forget to try out the original African... read more