After a devasting civil war that lasted almost 30 years, Mozambique has emerged as a peaceful democratic country transformed by heroic wartime leaders. The tour begins by traveling to Mozambique’s capital city, Maputo, where you have the chance to discover and explore many of Mozambique’s iconic landmarks. The statue of Mozambique’s first president, Samora Moises Machel, which is located on the lush Tuduro Gardens, is first on the list. Visit the Casa Do Ferro (Iron House) Built in 1892 by Alexandre Gustave Eiffel with the intention of accommodating the Governor at the time. However, because it is made entirely of Iron and because of Mozambique’s high temperatures, no one has ever inhabited it. An eye-catching central dome and marble pillars lead to the next stop, again one of Eiffel’s works of art- the Maputo Central Station. Take in the view of the Praca Dos Trabalhadores (Workers Square) which is located across the Maputo Central Station. Travel along scenic garden routes to your next destination, the Maputo Natural Historic Museum where you will have the opportunity to learn about the natural history of Maputo as well as get the chance to view figures of various animals action throughout the museum. Explore the various craft markets while taking a stroll through Maputo’palm-dotteded Costa do Sol beach, ending off the tour with the finest fresh fist feast in Maputo’s fish market.