• Bulawayo - Our city tour begins at 8:30am guests can be collected at their lodging upon request or meet at the Bulawayo Publicity Association offices and will proceed directly to our first stop, the magnificent Bulawayo City Hall. Throughout the tour your guide will be explaining the historical and cultural significance of the different locales you will get to visit.

You will be able to see the very first water well in Bulawayo! This is just one highlight in the midst of a veritable treasure trove for those interested in the history of the city which was established as a town all the way back in 1894. Cecil John Rhodes timber yard, the Selborne Hotel and many other areas of historic interest lie within a short walk of each other.

There’s so much to see and you will experience the hustle and bustle of a unique city in the heart of Africa. After a visit to the market it will be time to see a bit more of what the city has to offer.

• Bulawayo Province - Tea / coffee and biscuits served in a suitably unique location.

It’s time to climb into our air-conditioned minibus and get a rolling tour of the some of the city’s famous architecture. The red sandstone buildings that line Main Street are unforgettable features on our journey to the Cenotaph a monument to those who gave their lives in the first and second World Wars.

A short walk from here is the national art gallery, one of the first buildings in Bulawayo, and nearby in the township bordering the city is Macdonald’s Hall the first meeting place of the national resistance which began in the late 1960’s. This is just one of the highlights and we will visit many sites of historic significance of that period and after an informative presentation the tour will conclude and we will return you to your lodgings.

• Bottled water included
• Complimentary tea and coffee
• All fees and taxes covered

• Donations to local causes
• Gratuities

Bulawayo is a city with a deep-rooted historical background, formerly serving as the domicile of Lobengula, the final monarch of the Matabele community. Its geographical positioning made it a coveted location during the colonial era. You can sense this city’s rich heritage in its streets and structures, which now make for an exuberant metropolis inhabitated by around 1.5 million people. Our tour takes you through some of Bulawayo’s understated origins and uncovers its top-notch undiscovered jewels. A must-visit for lovers of history!

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