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Located amongst the International Embassies in the city centre,
the hotel will boast 52 hotel bedrooms and will be styled to suite
the international business and corporate traveller.
52 rooms. Rooms have TV / internet connections. Stylishly designed
and furnished.
Perfect for the busy executive.
Dining at the Emabassy Hotel Maputo:
The hotel offers breakfast and a light snack menu, but restaurants
abound all within walking distance.
Conferences in Maputo:
The hotel is equipped with a business centre and is able to host
conferences for up to 40 delegates.
Maputo, formerly known as Lourenco Marques after a Portuguese explorer
who landed here in 1544, is the capital of Mozambique. Located in
the far south-west of the country, it is easily reached from neighbouring
Swaziland and South Africa. The city was founded in the 18th century
but not much from that period remains today. The biggest historic
attraction in town in the Portuguese fortress, built in 1787. A
more recent landmark is the Mousinho de Albuquerque Square in the
centre of town. The beautiful Train Station is definitely worth
a look. It was built in 1910 by an architect from the Eiffel school
in Paris.
If anything is certain, you will not go hungry in Maputo. No matter
your budget there are enough choices to keep everyone happy. Need
to eat on the cheap? 
The local fish market, located on the north end of Avenue Marginal
is one of the best places in all of Africa for fresh fish and seafood.
Every evening around dusk, local fisherman haul their catch into
the market where discerning buyers scoop up as much as they can
carry. Several bars and restaurants on the market premises will
cook whatever you buy for a small fee.
Another fantastic option in the centre of town is the Feira Popular.
This amusement park come restaurant haven is probably the only place
on earth where you can get amazing prawns pili-pili, a cold beer
and a round or two of foosball or bumper cars. Entry into the fairgrounds
is 5,000 Meticals and is well worth it, day or night. Be sure to
take a taxi after dark.
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Maputo
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