Things to do in Mutare, ZW

Me and my friend driving to Mutare passing through Christmas Pass. It was a beautiful experience for me indeed. Hit that thumb up if you like.

The Memorial Cross on Cross Kopje that dominates Mutare was erected in commemoration of the 269 Africans soldiers with the 1st and 2nd Battalions of the Rhodesia Native Regiment from Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique who fought and died in the German East African campaign of the First World War.

Holy Trinity Catholic Cathedral is located in Mutare. To visit Holy Trinity Catholic Cathedral on your trip to Mutare, use our Mutare trip planner.

The result of many years of hard work, the Aloe Gardens in Mutare's Main Park were famous throughout the southern Africa region with more than 240 species of aloe collected from throughout Africa and Malagasy; literally thousands of aloes and numerous indigenous shrubs, succulents and cycads.

Coming from Harare on the A3 main Harare to Mutare Road, on entering Mutare pass the BP garage on the right, 1.50 KM turn left at the roundabout intersection with Aerodrome Road, 1.84 KM the Mutare Museum is on the right side of the road at 3 Aerodrome Road, Mutare.

Nyanga National Park occupies 47 000 hectares. Altitudes between 1 800 and 2 593 meters provide cool weather and fresh mountain air, perfect for rest and relaxation. The park is located about 268 km from Harare along a well tarred highway.