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iTowers (Botswana)

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The iTowers, located in Gaborone's Central Business District, are Botswana's most prominent skyscrapers and define the modern skyline of the capital city. The complex consists of two towers, with iTower 2 being the tallest building in the country, reaching a height of approximately 102 meters and spanning 30 floors. These glass structures symbolize Botswana's economic rise and its transition into a modern service hub. The towers house a mix of luxury residential apartments, premium office spaces, and various dining establishments. Of particular note is the observation point on the upper floors, providing panoramic views over the city and the surrounding areas as far as the Gaborone Dam. The architecture is contemporary, utilizing extensive glass facades that reflect Botswana's intense sunlight. Since their completion, the iTowers have become a symbol of innovation and national progress. They attract both international corporations and residents seeking an urban lifestyle in the heart of the city. The complex exemplifies the construction boom that has transformed Gaborone over the past few decades. For visitors, the site represents the dynamic development of a nation that was once primarily rural.

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Apr, May, Sep.

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📋 Practical info

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Visiting
iTowers is a modern high-rise complex with offices and retail, not open to tourists. However, the public areas like the shopping arcade are accessible.
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Typical hours
The shops and public areas have standard retail hours, typically 9 AM to 5 PM. The office floors are not open to the public.
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Photography
Exterior photography of the building is possible at any time. Interior photos in shops are only allowed with permission.
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Time needed
A visit to the public areas takes about 15 to 30 minutes. For shopping or coffee, the stay can be longer.
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Combine with
iTowers is in the business district, near the Convention Centre and Innovation Hub. A walk through the modern city center is recommended.
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Getting there
The complex is centrally located and accessible by car, taxi, or on foot. Parking is available in the underground garage.
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Insider tip
Visit iTowers late morning when the shops are quieter. Enjoy the view of the skyline from the upper public level.

Geography

Coordinates
-24.64650, 25.89860

Facts

  • iTower 2 is Botswana's tallest building at 102 meters
  • Located in Gaborone's New Central Business District (CBD)
  • Features 30 floors in its tallest structure
  • Home to the high-end "Table50Two" restaurant
  • Mixed-use development for residences, offices, and retail
  • Symbol of contemporary glass architecture in Gaborone

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Botswana Bureau of StandardsBotswana Bureau of Standards2 km · NExplore →
Botswana Craft BuildingBotswana Craft Building2 km · SExplore →
Christ the King CathedralChrist the King Cathedral3 km · NWExplore →
Gaborone Game ReserveGaborone Game Reserve3 km · NEExplore →
Kgalagadi BreweriesKgalagadi Breweries4 km · NWExplore →
Notwane RiverNotwane River5 km · EExplore →
Moshaweng RiverMoshaweng River5 km · WExplore →

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Sights in the town iTowers (6)

Three Dikgosi Monument

Monument in Gaborone, Botswana. Honors three traditional leaders who shaped the protectorate.

Stone Monument

Stone monument in Gaborone. Marks a historical site or event in the city.

Bonnington Farm

Historic farm in Gaborone. Recalls the agricultural past of the region.

Philatelic Museum🏛 museum

Museum in Gaborone, displaying stamps and postal history. Holds a collection of Botswana stamps.

Botswana National Museum🏛 museum

National museum in Gaborone. Showcases Botswana's art, culture, and natural history.

🕒 Tu-Fr 07:30-12:45, 13:45-16:30;Sa-Su 08:00-12:45, 13:45-16:0

Decoon

Attraction in Gaborone. Provides entertainment or leisure activities in the city.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the iTowers in Gaborone?
The iTowers are Botswana's tallest buildings, containing offices and luxury apartments.
Is there a restaurant in the iTowers?
Yes, there is a restaurant on the top floor offering panoramic views of the city.
Where are the towers located?
They are located in the heart of Gaborone's new Central Business District (CBD).
Can the towers be visited?
The lobby and restaurant are open to the public; office and residential areas are private.
When were the iTowers completed?
iTower 1 was completed in 2013, followed by the taller iTower 2 in 2016.
iTowers: where is it located?
iTowers is located in Botswana.
iTowers: what is there to see?
Highlights include Three Dikgosi Monument, Stone Monument, Bonnington Farm.
iTowers: when is the best time to visit?
The most pleasant time to visit is Apr, May, Sep.
iTowers: why is it worth visiting?
The iTowers, located in Gaborone's Central Business District, are Botswana's most prominent skyscrapers and define the modern skyline of the capital city.
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History & landmarks

Three Dikgosi Monument — iTowers (Botswana)
Three Dikgosi Monument
This central landmark in Gaborone features impressive bronze statues of the three tribal chiefs who secured Botswana's future.
Masa Square Centre — iTowers (Botswana)
Masa Square Centre
Masa Square is a vibrant lifestyle and business landmark in the Gaborone CBD, known for its modern design and upscale amenities.
Sir Seretse Khama Statue — iTowers (Botswana)
Sir Seretse Khama Statue
This statue in the heart of Gaborone honors Sir Seretse Khama, the founding president of independent Botswana.
National Assembly Building — iTowers (Botswana)
National Assembly Building
The National Assembly building is the seat of Botswana's Parliament, representing the country's long-standing democratic traditions.
Botswana National Museum — iTowers (Botswana)
Botswana National Museum
The National Museum complex is a cultural landmark in Gaborone, housing the nation's most important art and historical collections.
SADC Headquarters — iTowers (Botswana)
SADC Headquarters
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) headquarters is a modern office complex and a symbol of regional cooperation.
Bank of Botswana Headquarters — iTowers (Botswana)
Bank of Botswana Headquarters
The Bank of Botswana building is a financial landmark, housing the central bank responsible for the nation's monetary policy.
Orapa House — iTowers (Botswana)
Orapa House
Orapa House is a famous landmark in Gaborone, formerly used for the sorting and valuing of the nation's diamonds.

More places

Gaborone Botanical Garden — iTowers (Botswana)
Gaborone Botanical Garden
The Gaborone Botanical Garden is a serene green space showcasing indigenous plants and providing an educational park for children.
Gaborone Game Reserve — iTowers (Botswana)
Gaborone Game Reserve
A small, city-adjacent wildlife reserve.
Gaborone Nature Trail — iTowers (Botswana)
Gaborone Nature Trail
An easy hiking trail for children to explore local flora.
Notwane River — iTowers (Botswana)
Notwane River
A river that flows through Gaborone.
Moshaweng River — iTowers (Botswana)
Moshaweng River
The Moshaweng is a seasonal river in southern Botswana, typical of the dry drainage systems found in the Kalahari region.
Gaborone Zoo — iTowers (Botswana)
Gaborone Zoo
A small zoo for children for wildlife observation.
Gaborone Dam — iTowers (Botswana)
Gaborone Dam
A popular recreation area at the dam.
Mokolodi Nature Reserve — iTowers (Botswana)
Mokolodi Nature Reserve
An educational center for nature conservation with many interactive opportunities.