Maputo Shore Excursion

It was once ranked as the third most beautiful railway station in the world by the USA magazine times

The building has got a “U” form design and it was built in the neoclassic style of Anglo-Saxon architecture; The roof is made of iron and is typical of many commercial houses existing in the same area; The building is believed to be a replica of Aster Hall, a building in the German Town of Hamburg; You can buy fruits, cashew nuts, fish, meat, moringa, aromatic herbs and spices as well as handcraft and souvenirs.

You will learn the history of Mozambique before, during and after Portuguese occupation represented through handcraft. You will also learn the history of Ngungunhane the king of shangane tribes and see the statue of the Portuguese Antonio Enes and Mouzinho de Albuquerque.

It represents the first president of Mozambique. He was very charismatic president and the most respect in Mozambique, he was the 1st husband of Graca Machel, the window of Nelson Mandela.

The idea to build it was by the governor of Mozambique Sebastiao Jose Alves in 1930’s to expand the congregation of European Christians. It was visited by pope Joao II 1988 Due to the rapid growth of the City in the early part of the 20th century it was decided that the small churches in existence were not serving the expanding congregations and influx of European Christians.

It is a a cultural center with beautiful art display and gallery room.

Walk around Maputo down town and appreciate the colorfull traditional dress named capulana.

It is a handcraft market where you will have opportunity to buy souvenirs

Most known as lemon squeezer or inverted flower is is a testimony of the Portuguese presence in Mozambique.

One of the most attractive spot in Maputo, a metal house designed by Gustavo Eiffel