Harare
Formerly called Salisbury, Harare is the capital and largest city. It is one of the cleanest and most modern cities on the continent. Points of interest include the National Art Gallery, Botanical Garden, Houses of Parliament and the Tobacco Auction Floors (the largest in the world). Mbare Msiki Market is good for shopping for curios.
A beautiful park adjacent to the Monomotapa Hotel feaŽtures a large variety of brilliant flora. Harare Botanical GarŽdens has indigenous trees and herbs.
Harare’s best restaurants include Tiffany’s, L’Escargot, La Chandelle, La Francais and The Bamboo Inn. Jackets for men and dresses for women are appropriate attire (but are usually not required) for the top restaurants.
A short drive from Harare are the Larvon Bird Gardens, Ewanrigg Botanical Gardens and Lake Mcllwaine Game Park. Imire Game Park Farm is well stocked with wildlife, has an animal orphanage and bushmen paintings.
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nestled beneath a large granite outcrop. Activities include game drives and walks.
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Kariba
Kariba (Town) Kariba is the major gateway to both Matusadona and Mana Pools National Parks. Many people fly here from Harare, Victoria Falls or Hwange and are then transferred by aircraft, boat or vehicle to their respective camps. This is a good place to meet Zimbabweans on vacation. Kariba Dam, one of the largest in Africa, is a short distance from town. Water sports (beware of crocodiles and hippos) and cruises on the lake are available. Accommodation - Tourist Class: Caribbea Bay ReŽsort, located on the shores of Lake Kariba, is a Sardinian-style resort with 81 rooms (some air-conditioned) with ensuite faciliŽties,
