Harare Map, Zimbabwe

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

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

While the majority of Africa is struggling economically, and there is word of national disasters on a regular basis, Harare seems to have safe guarded itself against those things. From time to time there is a fuel shortage or a food shortage in parts of the city, due to problems in other parts of the country and all of Africa. However, Harare boasts an almost European feel, with classy hotels in large plazas, and side... read more

Harare Sightseeing

Shape up your bargaining skills and experience shopping the traditional African way in the famous flea market of Mbare where you can buy everything from local products, scents and spices to modern day t-shirts, bags and shoes. Remember that haggling is an industry here, so don’t take the first offer you get, but hold out for a much lower price.  With its collection of modern buildings, winding streets and wide... read more