National Gallery of Zimbabwe

We really enjoyed our visit to the National Gallery and will return for the next exhibition. It's a nice space and kid friendly. We went on the weekend and we saw some children taken part in art class upstairs. Unlike many museums, it actually feels like people/artists come here to socialize -- it has a feeling of community. I was expecting lots of sculpture (and there is a sculpture garden) and was really pleasantly surprised with the paintings and installations. Plenty of parking outside and small gift shop and cafe inside. Well worth a visit.

A wonderful place at the heart of the CBD where you can escape from the busy life. Provides different art 🎨 be it mosaic, sculpture, paintings, drawings, prints and decorative arts. Also got a restaurant within the premise which provides 5 star services

Excellent National Gallery exhibiting the paintings and artworks of celebrated Zimbabwean Artists, there four separate halls in the first floor aesthetically arranged with meaningful signages, don't miss the sculpture exhibits outside the Gallery, there is admission fee to enter the Gallery, the staff, particularly, the lady at the reception is very kind and helpful and she guided us to what to see on priority. Photography is allowed inside the Gallery.

The exhibitions change from time to time. It's a peaceful place that really showcases local artists. However, it's rather empty in some sections. The lighting on the first floor is perfect. It's only $2 per person, making it an affordable date activity.

This was an interesting place to visit to pass time before leaving country. The building itself is beautiful, speaks of a different time. While I can appreciate the effort put in by individual artists and advocates of the arts, the curation of a lot of the works were disappointing. A lot of it seemed either outdated or poorly executed/presented. There were a few pieces in there that I liked. Hope in the near future more funding can go toward properly investing into the space and the country’s artists.

Exciting exhibition, went there for the first time for the Weave Fortune exhibition organized by the Korean Embassy in Zimbabwe. A Business idea 💡 worth to read 📚: it's about turning trash into treasure... The Weave Fortune exhibition is currently on (4th to 9th of July) at the National Art Gallery in Harare-Zimbabwe. The unique art is curated by Korean and Zimbabwean artists, looking forward to more projects.

The artworks are changed from time to time. It's a place worth visiting if you like art. There's a café attached to it where you can sit and relax over some edibles and drinkables after your visit.

Great artwork here. Exquisite lighting on the first floor,,truly brings the art to life... Great place for art lovers and nice spot a date with a cool and intimate cafe downstairs... Highly recommend a visit.... Entrance fee close yo nothing at $2 per person