Mwanza · Travel guide · Updated 2026

Mwanza: The Rock City by Lake Victoria

Discover Mwanza, the Rock City by Lake Victoria, where stunning landscapes, rich culture, and outdoor adventures await. Perfect for an authentic Tanzanian experience.

Mwanza, often referred to as the 'Rock City,' is a hidden gem in Tanzania, located on the southern shores of Lake Victoria. As you arrive, you'll be greeted by the stunning sight of massive granite rock formations that define the city’s unique landscape. Mwanza’s natural beauty is complemented by its warm and welcoming people, making it a must-visit destination for any traveler seeking an authentic Tanzanian experience. The city is not just about its rocks; it’s a vibrant urban center with a rich cultural heritage. Take a stroll through the bustling markets, where you can find everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts. The local cuisine, heavily influenced by the lake, offers delicious and fresh fish dishes that you must try. Mwanza is also home to several historic buildings and landmarks that provide a glimpse into the region’s past. Nature lovers will be thrilled by the array of outdoor activities available. Lake Victoria offers excellent opportunities for fishing, boating, and bird watching. The nearby Saanane Island National Park is perfect for a day trip, where you can enjoy a picnic while spotting various wildlife. For those interested in a more extensive adventure, the Serengeti National Park is just a few hours’ drive away, making Mwanza an ideal starting point for a safari. Whether you’re in Mwanza for its natural beauty, cultural experiences, or as a gateway to other Tanzanian attractions, this city promises a memorable visit. Its blend of urban charm and natural wonders ensures that there’s something for everyone.

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    Iconic landmarks you can't miss

    Classic Mwanza sights that mirror the landmark pins above, with a little more context before users explore further.

    Rock City Mall

    Explore Rock City Mall in Mwanza – the ultimate shopping and entertainment destination that blends local culture with modern conveniences.

    Rock City Mall

    Malaika Beach Resort

    Discover tranquility and luxury at Malaika Beach Resort, a perfect getaway along Lake Victoria in Mwanza, Tanzania, blending nature and comfort seamlessly.

    Malaika Beach Resort

    Samaki Corner

    Explore the vibrant history and culture at Samaki Corner, a historical landmark in Mwanza with stunning views of Lake Victoria.

    Samaki Corner

    Tunza Resort

    Discover the tranquil beauty of Tunza Resort, a public beach paradise on Lake Victoria in Mwanza, Tanzania, perfect for relaxation and adventure.

    Tunza Resort

    Mkuyuni Market

    Discover the bustling atmosphere and local flavors at Mkuyuni Market in Mwanza, a must-visit destination for tourists seeking authentic Tanzanian experiences.

    Mkuyuni Market

    Saanane National Park

    Explore the serene beauty and diverse wildlife of Saanane National Park in Tanzania, a hidden gem for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers.

    Saanane National Park

    Nata Bus Offices/Old Stand

    Explore Mwanza with ease from the Nata Bus Offices, your gateway to the stunning landscapes and vibrant culture of Tanzania.

    Nata Bus Offices/Old Stand

    Mwaloni Market

    Explore the vibrant Mwaloni Market in Mwanza, Tanzania, where fresh fish and local culture come together for an unforgettable market experience.

    Mwaloni Market

    Nyasaka Centre

    Explore the vibrant Nyasaka Centre in Mwanza for an authentic Tanzanian market experience filled with local culture, cuisine, and crafts.

    Nyasaka Centre

    Alpha Fun Theme Park

    Experience endless fun at Alpha Fun Theme Park in Mwanza, where thrilling rides and vibrant entertainment await families and adventure seekers.

    Alpha Fun Theme Park

    Bujora Cultural Centre and Sukuma Museum

    Explore the vibrant art and cultural heritage of the Sukuma people at the Bujora Cultural Centre and Sukuma Museum in Tanzania.

    Bujora Cultural Centre and Sukuma Museum

    Kamanga Ferry Terminal

    Discover the stunning views and vibrant atmosphere at Kamanga Ferry Terminal, your gateway to exploring Lake Victoria's enchanting islands.

    Kamanga Ferry Terminal

    Kiloleli - Masjid

    Discover the tranquil beauty of Kiloleli Mosque in Mwanza, a cultural landmark offering insights into Tanzania's rich Islamic heritage amidst serene surroundings.

    Kiloleli - Masjid

    Dolphin Tours & Safaris Ltd

    Explore the breathtaking beauty of Mwanza with Dolphin Tours & Safaris Ltd, your gateway to unforgettable dolphin encounters and scenic lake adventures.

    Dolphin Tours & Safaris Ltd

    Bob Paak Movies

    Discover the magic of cinema at Bob Paak Movies in Mwanza, where unforgettable films meet a vibrant atmosphere for all movie lovers.

    Bob Paak Movies

    Unmissable attractions to see

    These cards mirror the attraction list in the map, while adding enough context to help users prioritise.

    Bismarck Rock

    Explore Bismarck Rock in Mwanza, Tanzania - a stunning natural landmark offering breathtaking views, rich history, and serene experiences by Lake Victoria.

    Bismarck Rock

    Samaki Corner

    Explore the rich history and natural beauty of Mwanza at Samaki Corner, a captivating landmark by Lake Victoria that embodies local culture.

    Samaki Corner

    Rock Beach Garden

    Experience the tranquil beauty of Rock Beach Garden on Lake Victoria, a perfect retreat for relaxation and leisure activities.

    Rock Beach Garden

    Tunza Resort

    Experience the beauty and tranquility of Tunza Resort, a perfect public beach destination for relaxation and adventure in Mwanza, Tanzania.

    Tunza Resort

    Alpha Fun Theme Park

    Experience the excitement of Alpha Fun Theme Park in Mwanza, where adventure and fun await visitors of all ages.

    Alpha Fun Theme Park

    Bujora Cultural Centre and Sukuma Museum

    Explore the rich cultural heritage of Tanzania at the Bujora Cultural Centre and Sukuma Museum, a vibrant hub of art, history, and local traditions.

    Bujora Cultural Centre and Sukuma Museum

    Old Capri Cabana

    Experience tranquility at Old Capri Cabana, Mwanza's serene city park, where nature and local culture blend beautifully.

    Old Capri Cabana

    Park And Garden

    Discover the tranquility of Mwanza's Park And Garden, a lush retreat for relaxation, family fun, and nature exploration.

    Park And Garden

    Saanane National Park HQ

    Explore the stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife of Saanane National Park, a tranquil paradise on Lake Victoria perfect for nature lovers.

    Saanane National Park HQ

    MV Bukoba Monument

    Explore the MV Bukoba Monument in Mwanza, a poignant historical landmark that honors the legacy of the MV Bukoba ferry tragedy with stunning views of Lake Victoria.

    MV Bukoba Monument

    Kassa Zoo

    Explore Kassa Zoo in Isangijo, Tanzania – a vibrant park showcasing diverse wildlife amidst stunning natural beauty.

    Kassa Zoo

    mkolani

    Explore Mkolani, a captivating tourist attraction in Tanzania, where culture, nature, and unforgettable experiences await every traveler.

    mkolani

    Kamanga Garden Beach

    Experience the tranquility and natural beauty of Kamanga Garden Beach, a serene escape on the shores of Lake Victoria in Mwanza, Tanzania.

    Kamanga Garden Beach

    Nyakahoja Beach

    Discover the tranquil beauty of Nyakahoja Beach in Kibandani, a serene escape for sunbathers and adventure seekers alike, offering stunning views and rich marine life.

    Nyakahoja Beach

    Bwiru Ziwani

    Discover the serenity of Bwiru Ziwani in Mwanza, a beautiful garden oasis perfect for relaxation and nature photography.

    Bwiru Ziwani

    Essential places to dine

    The dining ideas below match the food pins above, making the map and editorial recommendations work together.

    The Cask Bar & Grill

    Discover the vibrant culinary scene at The Cask Bar & Grill in Mwanza, where delicious grilled dishes meet refreshing drinks in a lively atmosphere.

    The Cask Bar & Grill

    BONASERA Grill House

    Discover BONASERA Grill House: A culinary haven in Mwanza offering exquisite local and international dishes with stunning outdoor dining.

    BONASERA Grill House

    Salma Cone

    Experience authentic Tanzanian cuisine at Salma Cone in Mwanza - where every meal tells a story.

    Salma Cone

    Al Muzzammil Cafe

    Discover the flavors of Tanzania at Al Muzzammil Cafe – a must-visit restaurant in Mwanza offering diverse cuisines in a welcoming atmosphere.

    Al Muzzammil Cafe

    ShahenshaRestaurant

    Experience authentic Tanzanian cuisine at Shahensha Restaurant in Mwanza – where every dish tells a story.

    ShahenshaRestaurant

    HASFU FOOD EMPIRE

    Experience authentic Tanzanian cuisine at Hasfu Food Empire in Mwanza – where every dish tells a story.

    HASFU FOOD EMPIRE

    Cafe Mambo

    Discover the vibrant flavors of Tanzania at Cafe Mambo in Mwanza – where coffee culture meets culinary delight.

    Cafe Mambo

    Kuleana Pizza Restaurant

    Discover delicious pizzas and local cuisine at Kuleana Pizza Restaurant in Mwanza - where taste meets tradition!

    Kuleana Pizza Restaurant

    Kijiji bar & grill

    Discover the vibrant flavors of Mwanza at Kijiji Bar & Grill – where local cuisine meets warm hospitality.

    Kijiji bar & grill

    AMAZON

    Savor authentic Tanzanian grilled dishes at Amazon Grill in Mwanza – where vibrant flavors meet warm hospitality.

    AMAZON

    Lakairo Restaurant

    Experience authentic Tanzanian cuisine at Lakairo Restaurant in Mwanza – where every dish tells a story.

    Lakairo Restaurant

    Priya's Place

    Experience authentic Tanzanian cuisine and global flavors at Priya's Place – where every meal tells a story.

    Priya's Place

    Chicken Run Bar and Grill

    Experience the best of Tanzanian cuisine at Chicken Run Bar and Grill in Mwanza—where delicious grilled flavors meet vibrant ambiance.

    Chicken Run Bar and Grill

    Mo & Pragz Kitchen

    Experience the best of African and international cuisine at Mo & Pragz Kitchen in Mwanza – where every meal is a celebration of flavor.

    Mo & Pragz Kitchen

    Vanilla Restaurant

    Discover authentic Tanzanian cuisine at Vanilla Restaurant in Mwanza—where every meal is a celebration of local flavors.

    Vanilla Restaurant

    Markets, malls and hidden boutiques

    Each shopping card aligns with a mapped browsing area, from major retail streets to market-led detours.

    Rock City Mall

    Explore Mwanza's Rock City Mall - a vibrant shopping haven with diverse stores, delectable dining, and exciting entertainment options.

    Rock City Mall

    Vunjabei fashion store mwanza

    Explore vibrant styles and local designs at Vunjabei Fashion Store in Mwanza, Tanzania - a treasure trove for fashion enthusiasts and tourists alike.

    Vunjabei fashion store mwanza

    Little More

    Explore Little More in Mwanza for a unique shopping experience filled with local crafts, souvenirs, and a taste of Tanzanian culture.

    Little More

    Discount Centre Mwanza

    Explore the vibrant shopping experience at Discount Centre Mwanza - a treasure trove of home goods and local craftsmanship.

    Discount Centre Mwanza

    Jeansspot_store_mwanza

    Explore vibrant fashion at Jeansspot Store Mwanza - where trendy styles meet affordability in the heart of Tanzania.

    Jeansspot_store_mwanza

    Ukombozi Mwanza

    Explore Ukombozi Mwanza for a delightful shopping experience filled with unique home goods and authentic Tanzanian craftsmanship.

    Ukombozi Mwanza

    Marissa scents

    Experience the elegance of Marissa Scents in Mwanza, where every fragrance tells a story and personalizes your olfactory journey.

    Marissa scents

    Kanzu Mashaallah Mwanza

    Explore the vibrant cultural essence of Tanzania through unique clothing at Kanzu Mashaallah Mwanza, a must-visit destination for every traveler.

    Kanzu Mashaallah Mwanza

    G Quality Store

    Explore G Quality Store in Mwanza for unique clothing that blends local culture with modern fashion trends. A must-visit for every style-savvy traveler.

    G Quality Store

    Unique Stylish Store

    Explore the Unique Stylish Store in Mwanza for trendy clothing that combines modern fashion with traditional Tanzanian flair, a true gem for every traveler.

    Unique Stylish Store

    Kicks Republic Mwanza

    Explore the ultimate shoe and apparel destination at Kicks Republic Mwanza, where style meets comfort in the heart of Tanzania.

    Kicks Republic Mwanza

    Pure Tanzanite Gem shop

    Explore the Pure Tanzanite Gem Shop at Malaika Beach Resort for exquisite jewelry and unique Tanzanian craftsmanship.

    Pure Tanzanite Gem shop

    Madukani John Fashion

    Explore traditional and contemporary Tanzanian fashion at Madukani John Fashion in Mwanza, where style meets culture in vibrant clothing selections.

    Madukani John Fashion

    Husseins Gift Shop

    Explore Hussein's Gift Shop in Mwanza for unique souvenirs and local crafts that embody the spirit of Tanzania.

    Husseins Gift Shop

    Maduka Online Retail Store

    Explore Maduka Online Retail Store in Mwanza for an unforgettable shopping experience featuring local clothing, baby apparel, and stylish shoes.

    Maduka Online Retail Store

    Essential bars & hidden hideouts

    The evening cards below match the bars layer in the map, so browsing and orientation stay connected.

    The Cask Bar & Grill

    Discover the vibrant culinary scene at The Cask Bar & Grill in Mwanza, where delicious food and a lively atmosphere create unforgettable dining experiences.

    The Cask Bar & Grill

    Bundesliga Bar and Guest House

    Discover the lively Bundesliga Bar and Guest House in Mwanza, where local flavors and a vibrant atmosphere await every traveler.

    Bundesliga Bar and Guest House

    MALAIKA BEACH

    Discover the beauty and tranquility of Malaika Beach in Mwanza, Tanzania—a perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and cultural exploration.

    MALAIKA BEACH

    Kijiji bar & grill

    Discover Mwanza's vibrant dining scene at Kijiji Bar & Grill, where local flavors and lively ambiance come together for a memorable experience.

    Kijiji bar & grill

    New Royal Pub

    Discover the lively atmosphere of New Royal Pub in Mwanza, where delicious food and refreshing drinks meet vibrant local culture.

    New Royal Pub

    The fogo pub

    Experience the lively atmosphere and local culture at The Fogo Pub in Mwanza, a perfect spot for affordable drinks and socializing.

    The fogo pub

    Chicken Run Bar and Grill

    Experience Mwanza's vibrant dining scene at Chicken Run Bar and Grill, where delectable grilled dishes and refreshing drinks await every visitor.

    Chicken Run Bar and Grill

    Akimi Sports Bar & Grill

    Discover the lively ambiance of Akimi Sports Bar & Grill in Mwanza, where great food meets exciting sports and friendly locals.

    Akimi Sports Bar & Grill

    If Not, Why Not Bar

    Discover Mwanza's vibrant nightlife at If Not, Why Not Bar, where great drinks, delicious food, and lively music come together for an unforgettable evening.

    If Not, Why Not Bar

    Biso & Biso Pub Mwanza

    Discover the lively Biso & Biso Pub in Mwanza, offering local cuisine, refreshing drinks, and a vibrant atmosphere that captures the essence of Tanzanian hospitality.

    Biso & Biso Pub Mwanza

    Jacque's Pub

    Experience the lively atmosphere and diverse drink selection at Jacque's Pub, a top bar in Mwanza for locals and tourists alike.

    Jacque's Pub

    Lumala Pub

    Discover the lively ambiance and local flavors at Lumala Pub in Mwanza, where great drinks and good company await.

    Lumala Pub

    Bucket Bar & Grill

    Discover Mwanza's local flavor at Bucket Bar & Grill, a vibrant pub offering delicious food and drinks in a welcoming atmosphere.

    Bucket Bar & Grill

    Jojoz Pub

    Discover the lively Jojoz Pub in Mwanza, where local flavors meet vibrant nightlife in a welcoming atmosphere.

    Jojoz Pub

    New Golden Rock Pub

    New Golden Rock Pub: A lively bar in Mwanza offering affordable drinks, local culture, and a friendly atmosphere for travelers.

    New Golden Rock Pub

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    Mwanza Essentials

    Core city planning details in the same structured guide format used across the Country/Region page language.

    How to Get There

    Mwanza can be reached via Mwanza Airport (MWZ), which has regular flights from major Tanzanian cities like Dar es Salaam, Arusha, and Zanzibar, as well as some international connections. Alternatively, you can take a long-distance bus from other major cities in Tanzania, or travel by train via the Tanzania Railways Corporation, which connects Dar es Salaam to Mwanza. The journey by train is scenic but lengthy, usually taking about 36 hours.

    Transportation

    In Mwanza, public transportation options include dala-dalas (shared minibuses), taxis, and bodabodas (motorcycle taxis). Dala-dalas are the most cost-effective way to get around the city, but they can be crowded and less comfortable. Taxis are more convenient and can be hailed on the street or booked via phone. Bodabodas are great for short distances but carry a higher risk; always wear a helmet if you choose this option. Car rentals are available but driving can be challenging due to traffic and road conditions.

    Currency and Payment

    The official currency in Tanzania is the Tanzanian Shilling (TZS). Credit cards are accepted in some hotels, restaurants, and larger stores, but it's advisable to carry cash, as smaller businesses often do not accept cards. ATMs are widely available in Mwanza, and it's a good idea to withdraw enough cash for your daily needs. Currency exchange services are available at banks and authorized exchange bureaus.

    Safety

    Mwanza is generally safe for tourists, but it's important to take standard precautions. Avoid walking alone at night, especially in isolated areas. Be cautious in busy areas like markets and bus stations, as pickpocketing can occur. It's advisable to avoid neighborhoods like Mabatini and Nyakato after dark, as these areas have higher crime rates. Always keep your belongings secure and remain aware of your surroundings.

    Emergency Situations

    In case of an emergency, dial 112 for police and 115 for medical emergencies. Mwanza has several hospitals, including Bugando Medical Centre, which offers emergency services. Pharmacies are also available for minor health issues. Ensure you have travel insurance that covers medical emergencies. Keep a list of emergency contacts and locations of nearby medical facilities handy.

    Do's and Don'ts

    Fashion: Do dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites. Avoid wearing revealing clothing. Religion: Do respect local customs and traditions. When visiting mosques or churches, dress conservatively and remove your shoes before entering. Public Transport: Do be respectful to fellow passengers. Don't eat or drink on public transport. Greetings: Do greet people with a handshake. It's common to say 'Shikamoo' to elders as a sign of respect. Eating & Drinking: Do try local dishes like 'ugali' and 'sukuma wiki'. Don't refuse food or drink offered by locals, as it may be considered impolite.

    Local Tips

    To experience Mwanza like a local, visit the local markets such as Mwaloni and Mirongo, where you can buy fresh produce and local crafts. Engage with locals, who are often friendly and happy to share insights about the city. Don't miss visiting Bismarck Rock for a stunning view of Lake Victoria. For a unique experience, take a boat ride to Saa Nane Island National Park, which offers wildlife viewing and picnic spots.

    History of Mwanza

    Follow the city from Roman Londinium to its modern global identity through landmark moments that still shape the visitor experience.

    Pre-Colonial Era

    Before the arrival of European colonizers, Mwanza was part of the vast Sukuma Kingdom. The Sukuma people, the largest ethnic group in Tanzania, were primarily agrarian and cattle herders. Their society was organized into clans, each with its own chief, and they practiced a form of decentralized governance.

    Colonial Period

    In the late 19th century, Mwanza came under German colonial rule as part of German East Africa. The town's strategic location on the shores of Lake Victoria made it an important administrative and commercial center. During this period, the Germans built infrastructure, including the first roads and railways, which laid the foundation for Mwanza’s future growth.

    World War I

    Mwanza played a significant role during World War I when the British forces sought to capture German East Africa. The Battle of Mwanza in 1916 was part of a larger campaign where British and Belgian forces fought to take control of the region. After the war, Mwanza, along with the rest of German East Africa, came under British administration and was renamed Tanganyika.

    Post-War Development

    Under British rule, Mwanza continued to grow as a commercial hub. The British expanded the port facilities on Lake Victoria and improved transportation links, which boosted trade in cotton, coffee, and other commodities. The establishment of schools and hospitals during this period also contributed to the town’s development.

    Independence and Ujamaa

    Tanganyika gained independence from British rule in 1961 and later united with Zanzibar to form Tanzania in 1964. Under the leadership of Julius Nyerere, the country adopted the policy of Ujamaa, which emphasized collective farming and self-reliance. Mwanza was one of the regions where these policies were implemented, leading to significant social and economic changes.

    Modern Era

    Today, Mwanza is one of Tanzania's fastest-growing cities and serves as a crucial economic center due to its strategic location on Lake Victoria. The city is a melting pot of cultures, with a vibrant mix of indigenous Sukuma traditions and influences from other ethnic groups. Mwanza’s economy is driven by fishing, agriculture, and mining, particularly gold mining in the nearby Geita region.

    Cultural Heritage

    Mwanza is rich in cultural heritage, with numerous festivals and traditional events. The Sukuma Museum in Bujora showcases the history and culture of the Sukuma people, including traditional dances, artifacts, and crafts. The annual Bulabo Dance Festival is a highlight, celebrating the region's vibrant cultural traditions.

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    Local Phrases

    Browse practical local phrases by situation. Each group opens only when needed, keeping the guide tidy while preserving the full phrase set.

    6 phrase groups English + pronunciation
    Basics
    • HelloJambo
      [jahm-boh]
    • GoodbyeKwaheri
      [kwah-heh-ree]
    • YesNdiyo
      [uhn-dee-yoh]
    • NoHapana
      [hah-pah-nah]
    • Please/You're welcomeTafadhali
      [tah-fah-dhah-lee]
    • Thank youAsante
      [ah-sahn-teh]
    • Excuse me/SorrySamahani
      [sah-mah-hah-nee]
    • How are you?U hali gani?
      [oo hah-lee gah-nee]
    • Fine. And you?Salama. Na wewe?
      [sah-lah-mah. nah weh-weh]
    • Do you speak English?Unazungumza Kiingereza?
      [oo-nah-zoon-goom-zah kee-een-geh-reh-zah]
    • I don't understandSielewi
      [see-eh-leh-wee]
    Eating & Drinking
    • I'd like to see the menu, pleaseNapenda kuona orodha, tafadhali
      [nah-pehn-dah koo-oh-nah oh-roh-dhah, tah-fah-dhah-lee]
    • I don't eat meatSili nyama
      [see-lee nyah-mah]
    • Cheers!Mambo!
      [mahm-boh]
    • I would like to pay, pleaseNapenda kulipa, tafadhali
      [nah-pehn-dah koo-lee-pah, tah-fah-dhah-lee]
    Emergencies
    • Help!Msaada!
      [msah-ah-dah]
    • Go away!Ondoka!
      [ohn-doh-kah]
    • Call the Police!Piga polisi!
      [pee-gah poh-lee-see]
    • Call a doctor!Piga daktari!
      [pee-gah dahk-tah-ree]
    • I'm lostNimepotea
      [nee-meh-poh-teh-ah]
    • I'm illNinaumwa
      [nee-nah-oom-wah]
    Shopping
    • I'd like to buy...Napenda kununua...
      [nah-pehn-dah koo-noo-noo-ah]
    • I'm just lookingNinaangalia tu
      [nee-nah-ahn-gah-lee-ah too]
    • How much is it?Bei ni kiasi gani?
      [beh-ee nee kee-ah-see gah-nee]
    • That's too expensiveHiyo ni ghali sana
      [hee-yoh nee gah-lee sah-nah]
    • Can you lower the price?Unaweza kupunguza bei?
      [oo-nah-weh-zah koo-poon-goo-zah beh-ee]
    Time & Numbers
    • What time is it?Saa ngapi?
      [sah-ah ngah-pee]
    • It's one o'clockSaa moja
      [sah-ah moh-jah]
    • Half past (10)Nusu kumi
      [noo-soo koo-mee]
    • MorningAsubuhi
      [ah-soo-boo-hee]
    • AfternoonMchana
      [m-chah-nah]
    • EveningJioni
      [joh-nee]
    • YesterdayJana
      [jah-nah]
    • TodayLeo
      [leh-oh]
    • TomorrowKesho
      [keh-shoh]
    • 1Moja
      [moh-jah]
    • 2Mbili
      [m-bee-lee]
    • 3Tatu
      [tah-too]
    • 4Nne
      [n-neh]
    • 5Tano
      [tah-noh]
    • 6Sita
      [see-tah]
    • 7Saba
      [sah-bah]
    • 8Nane
      [nah-neh]
    • 9Tisa
      [tee-sah]
    • 10Kumi
      [koo-mee]
    Transport & Directions
    • Where's a/the...?Iko wapi...?
      [ee-koh wah-pee]
    • What's the address?Anwani ni ipi?
      [ahn-wah-nee nee ee-pee]
    • Can you show me (on the map)?Unaweza kunionyesha (kwenye ramani)?
      [oo-nah-weh-zah koo-nee-oh-nyeh-shah kweh-neh rah-mah-nee]
    • When's the next (bus)?Basi lijalo ni lini?
      [bah-see lee-jah-loh nee lee-nee]
    • A ticket (to ....)Tiketi (kwenda ....)
      [tee-keh-tee kwehn-dah]

    Explore Mwanza in Photos

    A quick visual tour through classic views, riverside landmarks, royal streets, and skyline moments.

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    File:The Sparkling Bridge of Furahisha Mwanza.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
    File:Traffic on Lake Victoria, Mwanza.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
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