The Livingstone Museum, established in 1934, is the oldest and largest of the four national Museums. It is located in Livingstone the Tourist Capital of Zambia and home of the Victoria Falls. It is multidisciplinary Museum with collections and exhibitions in Archaeology, Ethnography History and various branches of Natural History, including Mammalogy, Ornithology, Entomology, Ichthyology, Herpetogoly and Bothany. It holds a vast archaeological collection including the mine finds of the World Broken Hill Man, the main reference collection on Zambia’s biodiversity, a rich ethnographic collection dating back to the early 20th Century, a vast collection of the explorer David Livingstone’s memorabilia, a rich archival collection and hosts one of the oldest libraries in the country. After the Museum tour clients will do a quick city tour of Livingstone with a Commentary while driving slowly explaining the Historical tour of Livingstone. Stopping at major Historical Buildings and delegates are free to take pictures. The town of Livingstone was moved from Old Drift in 1905 when it was decided that a location on Constitution Hill would be healthier than one on the River. The town was carefully planned with wide streets, avenues of beautiful trees, buildings with high ceilings and mosquito-netted verandahs. Clients are taken to view the famous Curio market which is a bustling colourful market where the local Zambians come to shop. The market sells everything from bright chitenge (local fabric), bags, curios made from different types of trees, copper bracelets, Wall clocks, African Maps using the Big 5 animals etc. This Market is situated in a small park in the centre of town. After the tour clients are transferred back to hotel.