Definitely a must see if you are in Gaborone. If you have a good guide there is so much history. Notice the similarity to the statues at the Mansudae Grand Monument. These are much easier to see in person.

On the outskirts of the city centre. I did enjoy this place. At the time we went, the city was undergoing huge transformation; a lot of construction. I give it 3 to 5 years and this will be more marvelous and more of a bustling city.

{"0":"Interesting space and troika of statues commemorating a foundational moment in Botswana's history. The guide at the site is enthusiastic and energetic, and definitely a reason why this was one of the highlights of our weekend in Gaborone. The park is situated in the city's modern business centre, next to some spectacular highrise buildings. Entry was free (for us). The parking was not clear, so we parked at a shopping centre across the street. Google said that the site was 'closed' (on a Saturday) but it was not.","2":["0","238"]}

I loved the experience, it’s free and good place to learn about Botswana’s founding fathers

{"0":"These are the finest three Dikgosi's that I've ever seen... Note that the entrance is on the North side of the square and the guard will ask you if you need information upon entering. You can tell him you do not because there is sufficient information online. There are 6 other statues that describe Botswana's development over the past 200 years. It's a nicely maintained area beside the supreme court complex.","2":["0","239"]}

Lost count of how many times I've been to this monument, it is quite impressive in person. If you ever visit Botswana, you totally have to go and see this monument, you will not be disappointed. Make sure you take a camera too so you can take a few pictures while there as well. I'm sorry I don't have any pictures coz when you've been to a place as many times as I went to this monument you kind of start taking it for granted, but I mean it's been a while now and I would certainly not mind visiting again.

Our guide, Samuel, was knowledgeable and friendly. We learnt so much about Botswana's history. It is also beautifully maintained.

{"0":"Interesting and significant spot. The statues are very impressive and the history covered is wide. We never used a guide, but apparently the on-site guide is excellent. Good free parking and free entrance - recommend this when in Gaborone. Bonus views of the high court behind which is interesting as well.","2":["0","306"]}

It's a nice place to visit, you get a nice view of the new CBD from the Monument, and the statues of the Three Dikgosi are huge.

The first time I went there was of no significance, lol. We just took pictures and left. The second time I went there with a friend who was visiting , we happily stumbled on a group of tourists with a guide who happily humoured us. Was I not blown away by the history. Kudos to the guide, he was amazing, funny and knew his stuff. Moral of the lesson- get a guide for this activity or else it just won't make sense, especially if you are a foreigner. A knowledgeable guide too 😆

Got a great tour from the guides! Learned lots about the history of Botswana

Wonderful history relayed to visitor like me. Nice Environment, sitting at the middle of the central business district Gaborone Botswana

Very interesting place

If you're a lover of culture, history and heritage folklore then you'll need a picture by this monument. More especially that this site is very secure and highly accessible in the heart of Gaborone CBD... (rumours are this monument may be relocated to atop a certain hill)

A beautiful statue showcasing a great and important piece of history for the country. Would recommend all visitors to Gaborone check it out to learn about who stopped Botswana from becoming a part of South Africa.

The place is a great center of knowledge not only for Botswana but for Southern Africa's history. The guide was fantastic, knowledgeable, and friendly. I highly recommend going to learn a bit more about the greatness of the Batswana people and the Southern African people as well.

Great historical place in the center of the upcoming Botswana Central Business District. There are other monuments at this landmark of great value to Botswana. These statutes are of the 3 chiefs that went to the United Kingdom to ask The queen to offer Botswana protection from invasion from the Boers whom where attacking from the south

Great history of Botswana and also has a tour guide you can tip to guide you

Exceptional👌🏽 Clean, employees know how to do their job especially giving historical events of Botswana and countries it has significantly rubbed shoulders with. There's a guys named🤔... he's really good at his job, my husband and I really enjoyed being attended to by him, good job man and keep going strong, mega love🫶🏾 There's no entrance fee. Public transport is well available. Traffic was relatively low, I think it was due to the fact that it was a holiday. Network coverage is quite good. The area is really clean and well looked after. Crime rate I can confidently say it's really low at this area. Wheelchairs ramp✔️ Restrooms ⚠️ I am not sure.

The Three Dikgosi Monument is an 18-feet tall bronze statue honouring the three dikgosi (chiefs): Khama III, Sebele I, and Bathoen I, who led Botswana to its boipuso (independence). Only in 1966, what was previously known as Bechuanaland became the Republic Of Botswana after eight decades as a British protectorate. The monument is the most visited attraction in the CentralBusinessDistrict (CBD) of Gaborone. Bonus --- a free attraction!

Nice place

I really learnt a lot from the guider(Samuel). He gave lot of info about the chiefs & Botswana's history.

All that is amiss this monument is a coffee shop or something that will truly show our origins in regard to fast food outlet.

Clean environment and welcoming staff to view the 3 chiefs

Everything

Rich history, well presented and the guide was exceptional (Samuel) in presenting a global timeline of history dating back centuries.

History has never looked cooler than this

Interesting....

Good history place

The guide was nice and knowledgeable, the property could be developed more and become more of a nice family park and tourist attraction.

Very well kept and beautiful place with very knowledgeable and friendly guide! Definitely worth a visit!

Loved the history about the 3 chiefs

A monument of three chiefs who sought independence for Botswana

Informative and guide was very knowledgeable.

Great place to host jazz and culture events accompanied by the spirit of our forefathers.

I felt like I was venturing into the past experiences of my ancestors and generally ,everything was exciting and every moment spent was full of awe and laughter 😄

Was missing a plaque to explain what the purpose of the statues was. But the place was very well built!

A beautiful museum displaying the Botswana history

Parking free. Entry free (we never paid). No touts. No hassle. Shame about the massive office block getting in every photo unless you lay on the ground.

This place represents the historical background of Botswana as a country and people. The tour guide on ground made the visit most memorable for us especially because of his depth of knowledge of the historical events and his palpable love for his work and country

Surprisingly good, onsite tour guide was very well informed and engaging making for a great learning experience for Botswana.

Historic and interesting place in Gaborone city. Here you can learn about the history of Botswana and Southern Africa's. The tulourist guide is very knowledgeable and helpful, he explained the history very clear and understandable. The monument is huge and powerfully present in a very interesting place near SADC headquarters office. Must visit place when enjoying and enjoying the beauties of Gaborone.

Beautiful place and wonderful history of Botswana, the tour guide was excellent and a great knowledge of the history of the 3 chiefs 💚🤍🧡

Well worth the visit. We weren't expecting a guided tour, but were pleasantly surprised when Timothy, the resident guide, appeared and showed us around. He gave a very good background and history. Thank you for a great experience.

It was a great place to learn about the history of Botswana. The tour guide (Samuel) explained everything exceptionally well, we were impressed. He definitely revived my love for history

I love this place, it's relaxing...

Good and friendly people. Very neat place

Fantastic

I had a great time here because it was something new it reminded me of my childhood and the books I used to read please carry water and snakes preferably an umbrella too it was extremely hot

Nice

Very clean and appealing

☀️⛱🌤

Armature

Interesting historical monument

Met one guy who educated us on the history of the chiefs and Botswana. He was well equipped with knowledge and information to my surprise he even knew about some Kenyan history.

The guide was very helpful and quite informative. Looks well maintained too

Very useful for understanding Botswana

It is a serene spot in the middle of Central Business District. It was built by North Koreans

Peaceful n quite gives peace of mind

A monumental place thore we restricted from being ourselves as a crazy bunch.

A great place to learn the History of Botswana

Beautiful place.

Good place to visit to know history of Botswana Independence

It's an honorable monumental spot 👑 👑 👑! Great place for picture lovers & history junckies. Also perfect & inexpensive spot to host chilled day events too.

I learned a lot about our history the three kings,

Amazing Botswana history. Really great experience and great photo opportunity if you have a good camera

A historical landmark in the heart of the heart of the city, CBD. Contains big statues of Botswana's three chiefs, whom were instrumental in Nation building. great place to visit there is a small cover charge and also a great place to host events, rates for renting the place are also very cheap.

cool

Breathtaking

Excellent service

I loved it

State of the Art...

Very informative. Its hot in summer needs more shelter.

Great monument in the middle of the city

It's a historic site which you get to know the history of the land of Botswana

A great place to take pictures. As for information about the history monument, limited

Lovely memorial park. Very informative and looked after.

What a wonderful place to visit,has got a lot of history

Worth visiting to appreciate the history of the three chiefs and their initiatives that led to Bechuanaland protectorate and Now the Republic of Botswana.

Fantastic!

Historic palace

Beautiful history

Yeah

Botswana's Pride a place to visit

This monumental sight was great; it was rich in history and it's in a very nice neighbour with some great buildings around. My only suggestions would be to create more shade and for the "Botswana50" to be fixed.

Historically made in the centre of the City

Something to improve your knowledge on Botswana's history

The Three Dikgoši Monument is a beautiful place. I was amazed by the depth of history of Botswana. I would love to visit again.