Harare, known as the Sunshine City, is Zimbabwe's vibrant capital. It connects travellers via the state-of-the-art Trabablas Interchange to all major tourist destinations across the country. Set on a high plateau, Harare enjoys a pleasant all-year-round climate, tree-lined streets and flourishing gardens that give it its sunny moniker. Tourists are drawn to its rich blend of urban culture.
Mbare
Mbare, one of Harare's oldest and most vibrant suburbs, offers a unique cultural experience with its bustling markets, rich history and lively music scene.
Mbare Art Space
Discover Mbare Art Space, nestled in Zimbabwe's oldest suburb. This history-soaked gem occupies a repurposed colonial beer hall which now embodies Zimbabwe's artistic creativity — dynamic exhibitions, striking murals and artist studios that spotlight local creators. A beacon of sustainable tourism, it is a gateway to Zimbabwe's urban heritage.
Epworth Balancing Rocks
The balancing rocks in Epworth are known for their striking rock formations and offer visitors a glimpse of Zimbabwe's natural artistry and local folklore.
National Heroes Acre
The National Heroes Acre in Harare is a striking memorial honouring Zimbabwe's liberation heroes. It features symbolic sculptures and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Wild is Life
Wild Is Life is a sanctuary in Harare that rescues and protects native animals like elephants, lions and giraffes. It provides a safe environment for wildlife to thrive while promoting conservation education. Visitors can enjoy close encounters with animals in a peaceful setting.
Jacaranda season
Each spring, from September to November, Harare bursts into vibrant purple as jacaranda trees bloom. Originally from South America, the trees now thrive locally, symbolising the season's beauty. Their striking purple carpet attracts photographers and nature lovers from around the world.
