Thapong Visual Art: the center is housed in the historic building that was originally the residence of the Colonial Assistant Resident Commissioner in the 1940s. The building was constructed in the 1930s and was renovated in 1998.It is used as a networking center for local artists through exhibition and workshop since 1998.

Setleketleke (Ngotwane Suspension Bridge): This suspension bridge was a symbol of communication in the early 20th century. Built in the 1930s, it was the only bridge to cross the Ngotwane River.

KOBOKWE CAVES IN MOLEPOLOLE Kobokwe caves are located near Tsweyane Kloof. David Livingstone defied local myth that the cave must be avoided because it was believed to be inhabited by evil spirits.

Sir Seretse Khama Statue: Sculptured by the British artist Norman Pearce, the statue of the first president of the Republic of Botswana stands at the core of the national assembly. Unveiled by the second president of this country Sir Ketumile Masire on the 20th anniversary of independence in 1986.”Human dignity, like justice and freedom, is the common heritage of all men”.

MATSIENG: Matsieng is one of the sites that could be refered to as “ Creation Sites” This site is on a flat outcrop of sandstone, which extends over an area of about 100 by 80 meters.A giant footprint embedded on the sedimentary rocks. Matsieng engravings display mostly animal tracks and human foot prints. Most human footprints are between 120 and 290 millimetres, with one giant sized exception at 340 millimetres. There are some fascinating tales associated with this site.

Botswana Craft Center: the craft center is located at the Broadhurst industrial estate north of the city of Gaborone. The complex started as a light industrial hub, but was converted when it was acquired by a private entrepreneur. It is a social rendezvous where many residents and visitors are normally found enjoying coffee and light snacks. The crafts that are for sale are both local and from other parts of the region.

DAVID LIVINGSTONE MEMORIAL: situated along Kolobeng River, this site is the ruin of David Livingstone’s house and mission church built in the 1880’s.This is an important trail of the legendary David Livingstone. It also has the grave of his daughter. Livingstone’s missionary work among the Bakwena people began with the establishment of Kolobeng Mission Station in 1847, it is also here that his famous journey into the wilderness and the interiors of Southern Africa started.