Maputo
This hotel is not up to the standards of others in its class in terms of service and ambience, but it's worth considering because of its baixa location near the water.
Even if you don't stay here, it's worth wandering into the lobby to look at the striking metal fisherman sculpture. There's a restaurant, and a tiny pool is set in a small, walled garden area.
6.76 MILES
Works of renowned sculptor Alberto Chissano, as well as his remains, are on display in his family’s residence at the Chissano Gallery. Taxis from central…
0.75 MILES
Half a block west of Avenida Karl Marx, the National Art Museum has an excellent collection of paintings and sculptures by Mozambique’s finest…
Centro Cultural Franco-Moçambicano
0.52 MILES
An excellent place, with art exhibitions, music and dance performances, films, theatre, a craft shop, a cafe and more.
0.78 MILES
Maputo’s landmark train station is one of the city’s most imposing buildings. The dome was designed by an associate of Alexandre Gustav Eiffel (of Eiffel…
0.56 MILES
This wide and imposing plaza is the gateway from the upper part of town to the baixa. It's rimmed by several notable buildings and well worth a stroll.
3.02 MILES
The large Praça dos Heróis Moçambicanos, along Avenida Acordos de Lusaka near the airport, is notable for its 95m-long mural commemorating the revolution…
0.3 MILES
The old fort was built by the Portuguese in the mid-19th century near the site of an earlier fort. Inside is a garden and a small museum with remnants…
0.63 MILES
The hulking, neoclassical City Hall looks down over the baixa area from a low hill at the top of Avenida Samora Machel. The building, which was completed…
0.23 MILES
Maputo's tallest building – now known as the Mcel building because of its unmissable advertising – makes a convenient landmark.
0.3 MILES
The old fort was built by the Portuguese in the mid-19th century near the site of an earlier fort. Inside is a garden and a small museum with remnants…
0.4 MILES
Housed in a restored yellow building on the corner of Rua Consiglieri Pedroso, the National Money Museum dates from 1860. Inside are exhibits of local…
0.43 MILES
These botanical gardens – now more than a century old – have been recently rehabilitated and are well worth a stroll. There's a small kiosk to the left of…
5. Centro Cultural Brasil-Moçambique
0.49 MILES
Exhibitions by Lusophone artists and Portuguese language courses.
0.52 MILES
This house was designed by Eiffel (or an associate) in the late 19th century as the governor’s residence, but its metal-plated exterior proved unsuitable…
7. Centro Cultural Franco-Moçambicano
0.52 MILES
An excellent place, with art exhibitions, music and dance performances, films, theatre, a craft shop, a cafe and more.
0.56 MILES
This wide and imposing plaza is the gateway from the upper part of town to the baixa. It's rimmed by several notable buildings and well worth a stroll.