
The finest attractions in Mozambique at a glance: castles, natural wonders, historic old towns and more. Each place links to a detailed page with map, tips and photos.

One of Africa's largest and most pristine nature reserves, known for its stunning inselbergs and wild wildlife.
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One of the longest bridges in Africa, spanning the Zambezi River and connecting northern and southern Mozambique.
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One of the largest dams in the world and the most important hydroelectric facility in southern Africa.
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The primary mosque of the coastal city of Inhambane, testifying to the strong Islamic influence in the region.
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A central square in Maputo featuring a large star-shaped monument for the independence fighters.
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A building constructed entirely of iron plates, designed by a student of Gustave Eiffel.
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An important earth-fill dam on the Olifants River, crucial for the region's agriculture.
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The striking entrance gate and historic pavilion of the central botanical garden in Maputo.
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The ruin of an once luxurious Art Deco hotel that is currently inhabited by thousands of people.
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A former Jesuit college that later served as the palace for Portuguese governors.
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The largest sports stadium in Mozambique, used for various sporting events.
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An influential art center where local artists work and exhibit their pieces.
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An architecturally significant modernist railway station in the port city of Beira.
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A star-shaped historic fort on Ibo Island in the Quirimbas Archipelago.
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A historic theatre and cinema with Art Deco influences in the center of Maputo.
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A Roman Catholic church known for its striking modern architecture.
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A monumental bronze statue of the first president of independent Mozambique.
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A suspension bridge crossing the important Limpopo River in the city of Xai-Xai.
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A historic water tower that shapes the skyline of the city of Chimoio.
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A monumental historic hospital building on the Island of Mozambique.
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A massive Portuguese defensive structure on the Island of Mozambique.
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The longest suspension bridge in Africa, spanning the Maputo Bay.
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A smaller defensive structure on the coast of historic Ibo Island.
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A historic Portuguese fortress located on the Maputo Bay.
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A large African lake with an immense biodiversity of fish.
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An important body of water in Gaza province.
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An important mountain in Gorongosa National Park, with rich vegetation.
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The highest mountain in Mozambique on the Zimbabwe border.
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The largest island of the Bazaruto Archipelago, with stunning white sand beaches.
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An isolated inselberg in the Zambezia plain.
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The fourth-longest river in Africa, flowing into the Indian Ocean.
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A smaller mountain in the Nampula region.
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A river in central Mozambique flowing into the Indian Ocean.
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A major river in southern Africa that flows through Mozambique.
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A small fort on a tiny island south of the Island of Mozambique, built for defense.
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The remaining traces of an independent Afro-Islamic sultanate that existed until 1910.
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Commemorates the 1960 massacre that sparked the Mozambican War of Independence.
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An impressive modern cathedral in northern Mozambique with striking twin towers.
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A historic building in Maputo with a dark past as the PIDE headquarters.
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One of the oldest churches in Mozambique with magnificent colonial architecture.
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Sacred site for the local population with well-preserved rock paintings.
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An impressive monument in Maputo commemorating the First World War.
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The remains of the oldest Portuguese fort on the East African coast.
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A picturesque lighthouse on a small island near the Island of Mozambique.
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A 200-year-old cathedral and a significant landmark in Inhambane.
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Ancient rock paintings in the Manica Province on the border with Zimbabwe.
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Part of a transfrontier conservation area with rich wildlife.
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A historic lighthouse in the city of Beira with a striking design.
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Considered the oldest European building in the Southern Hemisphere.
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A large bay on the coast of Mozambique near the capital, Maputo.
Learn more →Among the most popular are Niassa Reserve, Armando Emílio Guebuza Bridge, Cahora Bassa Dam, Inhambane Central Mosque, Praça dos Heróis Moçambicanos and many more – the full top 50 list is on this page.
May to October offers the most pleasant weather; July and August are warmest and busiest.