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Maputo has some great markets, shopping, and ruins to offer travelers visiting Mozambique. It's really worth staying over in Maputo for at least a few days if you're traveling through Mozambique's Southern Mozambique region. Maputo is one of Mozambique's more popular travel destinations, and travelers usually go there to see the Museo de Historia Natural and Old Maputo City. There's a lot more to check out in Maputo, so be sure to look around the Maputo travel guide for more great things to see and do.
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Despite being a capital, Good tip? (0) If you're at Maputo, and specially if you're a brazilian tourist, homesick, missing all that food that you love, the unique barbecue with farofa and rice with black beans, Maputo has a place that can help you out: Rodizio Real. Ask any taxi driver, they know where the place is. The price is a little bit high, around 800 Mtc for a Rodizio (wich is the traditional way of eating barbecues in Brazil: you pay a fixed amount and can eat all that you want), but the food is great and the meat cuts are exactly the same ones found in Brazil. Picanha, alcatra, maminha... Enjoy your meal! Good tip? (0) The most famous place for backpackers here is Fatima's Place, but be aware of the shuttle that they offer to Tofo Beach isn't really a shuttle. The just pick you up at the backpackers, really early, and drop you at a taxi rank: You're going to be in a regular minibus, or chapa (as they say in Mozambique) for 8 long hours until Tofo. And Fatima's place charges 600 meticais for that, when the chapa is only 500. They take 100 mtc from you for a small ride, avoid that and do it for your own if you can. Good tip? (0) Recent Updates for Maputo
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