This is a mix of history, culture, and local life. Livingstone is named after Dr. David Livingstone and was Zambia's first capital.

: Hotel Pick-up*

Meet your guide in Livingstone town. The tour is mostly by vehicle with short walks.

Livingstone Museum*

Zambia’s largest museum.

See exhibits on archaeology, ethnography, colonial history, and David Livingstone himself.

Highlights: Livingstone’s personal items, traditional masks, currency, and the history of the railway.

: Railway Museum + Old Railway Station*

Visit the historic steam locomotives and learn about the Cape to Cairo railway dream.

Great photo stop with the old colonial station building.

: Maramba Market*

Walk through Livingstone’s biggest local market with your guide.

See fresh produce, fabrics, crafts, and everyday Zambian life.

This is where locals shop. Great for people-watching and buying authentic souvenirs.

: Dambwa Forest + Historical Sites Drive*

Drive past colonial-era buildings, the Court House, Post Office, and Anglican Cathedral.

Your guide explains the town’s role in the British South Africa Company era and independence.

: Crafts Market / Curio Shopping*

Stop at the main crafts market near the Falls entrance.

Wood carvings, baskets, paintings, and jewelry made by local artisans. Bargaining is welcome.

: Drop-off*

Return to your hotel in Livingstone.

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*Tour Details*

- *Includes*: Hotel transfers, professional guide, museum entry fees

- *Not Included*: Tips, drinks, shopping

- *What to Bring*: Comfortable walking shoes, hat, sunscreen, small USD/ZMW cash for crafts

- *Best For*: Anyone wanting context before the Falls. Great for history + culture lovers