Lusaka National Museum

National museum · Lusaka

Lusaka National Museum

National museum · Lusaka

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Independence Ave, Lusaka, Zambia

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Diving deep into Zambia's past, this vibrant museum combines archaeological finds with local art, offering an educational peek into the nation's rich culture and history.  

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Independence Ave, Lusaka, Zambia Get directions

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Lewis Alela

Google
Good place to start with when you visit Zambia and want to know of its political, social, and cultural history and evolution. Had a good guide who took us through the exhibitions and explains to us the stories behind it. Great setup and would definitely visit again.

Luigi Salvatore Esposito

Google
The museum may be small, but it offers a powerful look at Zambia's captivating history from prehistory to nowadays. You'll learn about the struggles and triumphs of its people, the (negative) impact of colonialism, and the nation's journey to independence and beyond. The exhibits highlight the resilience and pride of Zambians, echoing the national motto: One Zambia, one nation! A truly worthwhile experience.

Juliana Siapai

Google
Lusaka National museum is a place full of a history of Zambia 🇿🇲 and its very simple to locate alone, you don’t need a tour guide because it’s a museum that’s very easy to go around, it took me exactly and hour and I was done enjoying the whole thing. Loved it 💯

Paul Richard

Google
Interesting museum. I was expecting more arts exhibited, however the museum has some interesting historical artefacts and photographs on display. It was nice to learn more about Zambia and the development of democracy in this country.

Hans Gritsch

Google
Nice exhibit of human evolution and history of Zambia. Small fee of 150 k.

Thulaganyo Mathuba

Google
Great place could be 5 star but some of staff was a bit coincided. You are not allowed to take pictures 😋

Eunice Kb

Google
Just woow. This place was absolutely spectacular 👌. A must visit. It's for all the history junkies and art enthusiasts. It was such a knowledge rich place absolutely beautiful 😍. I would definitely recommend. You will definitely learn a lot. From the history of humans to Zambia fight for freedom to how Zambia grew and flourished as well as about its culture and not forgetting all the wonderful leaders that have ruled over the country and brought it where it is today.

Ivona A

Google
An interesting place to find out about Zambian history, not only modern but also prehistoric. You can wander about yourself reading the boards or use the services of a complimentary guide, ours was very informative. There were no art pieces which we were hoping for, on the ground floor there is a temporary exhibition of Zambia’s political relations with the world and we found a big photo of a friendly handshake with Putin a bit disturbing.