It is a historic and beautiful green space revitalized in Moçâmedes, famous for its beauty and design dating back to the colonial era, with a recent redevelopment project that included tree planting and the creation of leisure areas, making it a place of pride and gathering for the local population, despite past challenges with maintenance.

The inauguration took place as a symbolic act of homage to Eduardo Mondlane, a historical figure of Mozambique’s liberation struggle, whose name was given to the garden.
The beauty of the garden has been a characteristic of the city since its conception in the colonial era, maintaining a classic and impressive design.
The name: Millionaire’s Garden was given in reference to its landscape richness and possibly to the cost of its maintenance and beauty.
There has been a significant recent effort to revitalize the city’s green spaces, including the garden, with the planting of new trees, improved irrigation, and the creation of leisure areas, aiming at sustainability and well-being.