• Bulawayo Railway Museum - The Bulawayo Railway Museum is a rare gem globally.
  Visitors can explore and enjoy:
• A collection of railway memorabilia
• Steam locomotives dating back to 1897
• The first locomotives used on Zimbabwe’s inaugural railway
• The museum also features the Rhodes funeral coach, crafted specifically for Cecil Rhodes by an American company
• Among the highlights is the Jack Tar, the first locomotive to cross the Victoria Falls bridge, showcasing a rich historical collection.
• Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo Statue - Visitors can admire the statue of Joshua Nkomo (Father Zimbabwe), the pioneer of Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle. They can also stroll around the city, observing historic buildings from the first European settlement, sandstone structures on Main Street, and the national art gallery.
• Makokoba - Makokoba is the oldest township and the first black African suburb in [Bulawayo]. [Makokoba] brings to mind a lively, creative, multicultural community, a place where artists, writers, and musicians thrived despite challenges, in an environment of tribal tolerance.

The market is brimming with unique local delicacies, artisan crafts, and various antiques. Here, one can also find everyday items locals purchase, ranging from meat, rubber goods, soap, food, bulk staples, and much more. For those interested in local culture and markets, this is a must-visit location.

• Private transportation
• Carbonated beverages
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• Entrance fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities

This excursion provides participants with optimal exposure to Bulawayo’s extensive cultural heritage. Being the historical heart of Zimbabwe, Bulawayo is the site where significant shifts occurred spanning the pre-colonial and post-colonial periods. Those interested in delving into Zimbabwe’s cultural and historical narrative should certainly consider embarking on this tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.