Explore Lusaka, the modern capital of Zambia
Lusaka is the capital and largest city of Zambia, serving as the country’s political, economic and administrative centre. Before becoming the capital in 1935, it was primarily an agricultural settlement, and traces of this heritage can still be found alongside the city’s modern development.
Visitors wishing to learn more about Zambia’s history and cultural heritage can explore the Zambia National Museum, whose collections cover archaeology, ethnography, art and natural history.
Surrounded by vast savannah landscapes, Lusaka is also an ideal stopover during a safari journey through Zambia. The city serves as a convenient gateway to some of the country’s most important protected areas, including Lower Zambezi National Park and Kafue National Park both renowned for their exceptional wildlife and wilderness experiences.