Introducing Maputo
With its Mediterranean-style architecture, flame-tree-lined avenues, sidewalk cafés and waterside setting, Maputo is easily one of Africa’s most attractive capitals. Jellaba-garbed men gather in doorways to chat, while colourfully clad women hawk seafood and spices at the massive Municipal Market and banana vendors loll on their carts in the shade There are museums, shops and markets galore – don’t miss spending time here before heading north.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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