HISTORICAL LIVINGSTONE
A Booklet entitled “The Historical Guide to Livingstone” is available in the Lodge shop. This is a good guide to historical buildings in Livingstone. The book guides you on a walk around the town centre and tells you the stories of each building.
MUSEUMS
Livingstone Museum - this is in the middle of town and is well worth a visit. As well as an anthropological section, there are exhibits on witchcraft and natural history. The comprehensive collection of David Livingstone’s memorabilia is a special feature of this museum.
Railway Museum – A must for railway buffs as it depicts the history of Zambian railways and the building of the Victoria Falls bridge.
Field Museum – This is at the Falls near the curio sellers and it stands on an archaeological site which provides evidence that people were living here 2.5 million years ago.
RESTAURANTS
Ocean Basket: Fish, fish and more fish from the sea. 217 Area.
Ngolide Lodge: Excellent Indian food. Opposite the Railway Station. Closed on Mondays.
Funky Munky: Pizzas and other light food. 217 Area
Rite Pub and Grill: Pub food including pizzas. Town Centre.
Hippo’s: Set menu each evening. 217 Area.
Chanters: A la carte menu. Off Lusaka Road , past New Fairmount Hotel.
Laughing Dragon: Chinese food. Behind the Museum, and to the right.
Zig Zag Café: Daytime snacks; open Friday evenings. Behind Chhana’s before the railway crossing.
SHOPS
Paw Prints - Kiddies bits and bobs (Zigzag Crafts)
The Whole in the Wall - Zambian crafts and curios ( 217 area)
African Visions Gallery - African artefacts (217 area)
- Vegetarian light meals available
Kubu Crafts - Fine furniture, gifts, curios and art (217 area)
- also coffee and cake
The Shop that Thunders – At the Falls
Zigzag Crafts - Zambian crafts, Silver jewellery.
