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Nestled in the heart of South-Eastern Africa, Harare, the capital city of Zimbabwe, brims with breath-taking allure for travellers. Known for its captivating blend of traditional African and modern arts scene, Harare is distinguished for stone sculptures and contemporary paintings showcased in numerous galleries, such as the National Gallery of Zimbabwe. Arrayed with lush gardens and parks, including the Ewanrigg Botanical Gardens and the Mukuvisi Woodlands, the city is an oasis amid Arica’s sprawling savannahs. Famous landmarks such as the Jacaranda-lined avenues, the distinctive, circular architecture of Eastgate Centre, and the colonial-era buildings offer visitors an intriguing insight into Zimbabwe's rich historical and cultural heritage. The vibrant city presents a pulsating lifestyle with its bustling flea markets such as Mbare Musika, bazaar-filled streets, and thrilling nightlife, making Harare a cosmopolitan diamond in the rough.


I enjoyed my experience in Harare and did feel safe in certain locations, except for the CBD. The CBD can be a little unsettling, especially of its your first time in Harare. 
Overall, I enjoyed and accomplished my goals there.

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