From art to history to science, here's what four local experts had to say about museums, galleries, and other cultural institutions in Bulawayo.
Museums and Cultural Institutions in Bulawayo
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Bulawayo is a beautiful city. Jacaranda trees line every street and look unimaginably beautiful when in season. The people are warm and friendly. We have tourist attractions, namely our museum, wildlife parks and sanctuaries. Although we do not have a national currency, the United States Dollar is used as a base for every transaction.
My city is known for having the best historical museum in the country which is located right in the middle of the Central Business District(CBD). It also boasts of having a large city hall where people can meet with the Mayor and have serious conversations about what needs to be done to improve the livelihood of everyone staying in the city.
Bulawayo is the city of Kings and queens. It is so warm and it is the home of great tourist resorts like Matobo Hills, Hillside Dam, Kami Ruins, and the National Museum. Bulawayo is full of kind and warm people who treat strangers well. The prices of different commodities is quite affordable in this city.
Bulawayo is the second largest city in the south west of the Zimbabwe. The city consists of cultural monuments that include the Natural history museum. Bulawayo is the main gateway to Matobo national park which is the most popular resort area. The popular dwellers of the city are the Ndebele people under Mzilikazi Clan.
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