Experiencing the country history through Heroes Acre was an highlight of my Zimbabwe trip. The place has alot of information on the country fight for independence.

A must-visit site if you are in Harare. If you are touring without a guide you will need to have a good appreciation of Zimbabwean history. Pamphlets or booklets which provide details about the monument are not readily available so unguided tours can be very flat. Worth a visit non-the-less.

Very impressive monument. Don't miss it

A great place to visit any day of the week, weekend and holiday but do avoid crowds so as to enjoy to the fullest. Close to the main entrance is a mini museum with a number of artifacts to see. The main heroes acre is about 1,5km away and its advisable to drive as the walk though scenic my leave your breathless..literally. the Graves are styled in a way that resembles the magazine of an Ak47. The historical site is suitable for both adults and kids and you do need to carry your id's and entrance fee.

A great place to visit in Zimbabwe. You will learn lots about the country's history and fight for independence. There is a useful museum with lots of artifacts nearby and the museum guide will explain you everything about the country's history. The National Heroes' Acre should be visited with great respect.

Terrible, at the entrance they make every foreign visitor pay 10€ entrance (at every tourist place in Harare btw.) — plain segregation. That's not how tourism should work.

The history here is fascinating, it was a sad place for me to visit but I learned a lot. As a history nerd, I spent the whole night researching and learning more about Zimbabwe's history after visiting Heroes Acre

Sending off my beloved late uncle. Hon Dr Joshua T. Malinga.

Wooow

The Tomb of the Unknown Soidier.

It's were the Heroes and Heroines were buried who fought for our country and died in the war of liberation.

Superb

Needs a new touch.

The explanations were excellent, a heritage site to visit time and again.

An interesting place to visit!

Fascinating site. Only takes 10 min to see everything. Make sure to note the North Korean inscription on the central statue. Costs 10 bond local / 10 USD foreigner. 30 bond camera fee.

National monument were Zimbabwe's heroes are laid to rest

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Absolutely one of the greatest sites in Africa.

A good place to learn the liberation war history between Zimbabwe and Britain. There is a war history museum stocked with photographs and there are well trained tour guides to explain the symbols and design of the shrine.

So sad. It’s deceptive from the outside as it looks like an inviting, educational place. The museum was less than sparse, just absolutely pathetic. I was told they’re changing exhibits so all the photos had no descriptions. I learned NOTHING and left completely disappointed. Because I was on foot, I didn’t walk 2km to the monuments which I read are nice plus the city views.

If you are a historian, please do visit this place. You will thank me later.

Beautiful place

The best place to visit with a rich history of the Zimbabwe liberation struggle.

A beautiful resting place for our fallen heroes.

Awesome felt like a sacred place,a very old civilization, who traded all over the world, back in 1300 and,and took a very long time to build out of slabs of rocks.

It's a place worthy visiting as it shows one who really liberated this nation from bondage.

Here lies the great sons and daughters who sacrificed their joy for us

Had a wonderful time with a friend visiting from abroad. Marble (our guide) is very knowledgeable, friendly and has a great sense of humour! Highly recommend.

Touching to visit a place with so much history, especially the old guard!

Too Politicized. We have a lot of other non-Zanu heroes that deserve to be here!

It was very quite. No one else was there which makes it a boring place.

I like the place so much

As a tourist I have really loved this place😍😍

A very good place and can be tourist monument in future

Great place . National monument of Zimbabwe.

Nice of you Google keeping on reminding me all my memories INTELLIGENCE side

It's so beautiful it just leaves you breathless it's so nice . It's a spectacular way to honor our heroes and heritage

nyc place

True monument

Learn about Zimbabwean history, from this place. Get a city skyline view from the top.

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The environment is so serene

Good arch

$3 entrance fee for locals/residents, $10 for non-residents. The gallery has a good rotating exhibition on some aspects of the Zimbabwean struggle for independence but the quality is sometimes scant. Not well advertised and public access has only been granted recently. You have the option to request a guide or one can simply tour the grounds to see the shrine and the final resting place of liberation heroes

Corona effects

A repository of liberation Heritage of Zimbabwe

Interesting place to visit our fallen heroes and heroines

Good

Wonderful place

Nice and huge

Splendid

Intrigued

Historic and wonderfull views

Historical place

The beautiful view and the history behind the place

Beautifully built with lots of history. Will go back again

Zimbabwean history cant be better told without a visit to this place

very nice

A place filled with history

Zimbabwe's fallen heroes lie there

Kept clean

(Translated by Google) Awesone (Original) Awesone

Why was it built by North Koreans and Not Zimbabweans ?

Mesmerising artworks. The area has nice woodland because it is protected. It is a mirror of how passive open spaces would be like were it not for massive deforestation that has taken place over the years due to settlement, urban farming and scouting for firewood. The museum guys are helpful.

Great

Loved it

Yes! They allow all to visit their heroes. One must pay USD20 to enter

Always good to remember our Heroes.

Nice thing for our heroes