This is a historic and stunning green space in Moçâmedes that has been revitalized. Renowned for its beauty and design—which dates back to the colonial era—the park recently underwent a redevelopment project that included the planting of trees and the creation of leisure areas. Despite past challenges regarding its upkeep, it has become a source of pride and a gathering place for the local community.

The inauguration served as a symbolic tribute to Eduardo Mondlane, a historic figure in Mozambique’s liberation struggle, after whom the garden is named.
The garden’s beauty has been a hallmark of the city since its inception during the colonial era, retaining a classic and striking design.
It is known as the "Millionaire’s Garden" (Jardim Milionário)— a name that alludes to its rich landscape and, quite possibly, the high cost associated with its beauty and maintenance.
There has been a significant recent effort to revitalize the city’s green spaces, including this garden, through the planting of new trees, improvements to irrigation systems, and the development of leisure areas—all with a focus on sustainability and well-being.