Gweru / Heart of the Midlands
Best month
July
Optimal time for a safari to see majestic big cats and other fauna.
Reasonable prices
Bigmac $?
Usual visit duration
1-3 days
A stopover
Tipping
0-5%
Tipping not expected
internet situation
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walkable -ish
LGBTQ hostile
Curious cat discovered charming colonial architecture and cozy cafes in this Zimbabwean city.
Cat got lost in the sprawling markets but found comfort in friendly locals and colorful crafts.
Things to do
The mainstream
Chapungu Sculpture Park
Gweru Golf Course
Thornhill Air Base
Gweru Antiques & Curios
Antelope Park
Off the beaten path
Safari Spa
River Farmhouse
Kopa House Gallery & Studio
Klein Family Harare House
Gweru Antelope Park
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walkable -ish
LGBTQ hostile
Mindful meoweler tips
Gweru's railway history
Gweru was once a railway town, with the National Railway Museum showcasing the steam engines that were used to transport precious minerals during the colonial era. Visit and learn about Zimbabwe's railway history.
Shoko Festival
If you're lucky enough to visit in September, don't miss Shoko Festival - a three-day music and comedy event, featuring local and international acts. Get your paws moving to the beat!
The Kudawecha Wildlife Sanctuary
Escape the city and explore this sanctuary, home to a variety of wildlife species such as antelope, giraffe and zebra. You may also get to see the elusive leopard!
Respect for elders
In Zimbabwean culture, respecting elders is important. Be sure to show respect to older Cats by calling them 'Aunty' or 'Uncle' followed by their name, or by using their honorific title if they have one.
Pack for all seasons
Gweru's weather can be unpredictable, so be sure to pack for all seasons. Layering clothes is recommended. Don't forget a rain jacket and a warm sweater for chilly nights!
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