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    Francistown is a major transportation hub in Northeastern Botswana and is the gateway to northern Botswana.

    By Car:
    A1: Connects Francistown to Gaborone in the south and to [wiki=9d5116a2451bc98c2b46b93acbc1b4f0]Zimbabwe[/wiki] in the north. Note that Francistown is the principal gateway for migrant workers from Zimbabwe - hence the border at Plumtree can get very busy, in particular if a bus from Zimbabwe has just arrived and 50 migrant workers are having their papers scrutinised by Botswanan officials. This risks a 2 hour wait at immigration unless you engage in some shameless queue-jumping. The border near [wiki=542c39d0d612b72a1b8679deb60aa569]Kasane[/wiki] is considerably quieter.

    A3: Connects Francistown to Nata and Maun to the west.

    By Bus:
    Buses about every hour to and from Gaborone and the trip takes 5-7 hours. Note that there are a handful of police checks on this route which stop all buses and coaches in order to inspect travel documents (for purposes of catching Zimbabweans without work permits). For the tourist this makes for a disturbed journey.

    Because it is a transportation hub, Francistown connects to most other villages and towns in the northern part of the country. Direct buses travel to tourist destinations like Maun and Kasane.

    There are also several buses that leave daily for Bulawayo and Harare in Zimbabwe.

    By Plane:
    Francistown has its own International airport which is currently undergoing a P500 million expansion.

    Currently the airport is only served commercially by Air Botswana [http://http://www.airbotswana.co.bw/]

    Air Botswana offers two daily flights to Gaborone, and flights to Johannesburg, South Africa on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

    By Train:
    As of April 2009, Rail Botswana no longer offers passenger service. There is rail service from Francistown to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. The train departs Francistown on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Staurdays. [http://http://www.seat61.com/Botswana.htm]
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    Share taxis go all over the city for only 4 Pula (about 40 cents U.S.)
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    Supa Ngwao Museum (New Maun Road) contains exhibitions on the culture and history of the Kalanga people, as well as a photographic exhibition on the early history of Francistown and Botswana.

    Tachila Nature Reserve covers approximately 8 200 hectares of well preserved natural habitat in an area adjacent to Francistown city. Visitors can enter the reserve for game drives. This is on a self-drive basis, and on arrangement only. Tel: +267 241-2313, or +267 74- 086-277, email gavshaw@iafrica.com

    Domboshaba ruins near Musunga a 50km drive north of town. Modest remains of a settlement thought to be a tributary of Great Zimbabwe. Dry stone walls and the like. There is a lodge with restaurant nearby. Signposted from the tarred road and free entry. [http://botswanabeckons.com/places/places-north-eastern-botswana/places-north-eastern-district/item/domboshaba-hill?category_id=233]
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    Prices are comparable to the U.S.
    * The "Hype" store and "Game" are similar to a Sam's Club or Cosco and Wal-Mart.
    * Pick & Pay and Shoprite are a Supermarket.
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    * The Chicken at Nando's is excellent with Caribbean flavors.
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    * Spur has decent burgers and steaks.
    *Francistown's expat coffee shop - set in a quiet mall away from the main road
    *Barbara's Bistro Restaurant is located at a sports club and offers delicious inexpensive continential and local cuisine like beef stew and pap
    *Run by a professional chef Mma Africa is the stand out eating place in Francistown - some dishes verge on fine dining, but also serves up a tasty burger and chips. Recommended. [http://ahungryafrican.wordpress.com/2012/06/29/restaurant-feature-mma-africa-in-francistown-botswana/]
    *A tea garden on a route through Francistown with safe parking, clean ablutions, WiFi and fresh food made daily. Outside seating under a thatched gazebo and serving meals like vegetarian lasagne, burgers and chips and great fresh salads.
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    A tea garden on a route through Francistown with safe parking, clean ablutions, WiFi and fresh food made daily. Outside seating under a thatched gazebo and serving meals like vegetarian lasagne, burgers and chips and great fresh salads.
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    * One of the first hotels in modern Francistown, it has 3 lovely pools in the backdrop of geen grass, palm trees and a stocked bar. The pool table usually has a ball missing, but it adds to the character of the place. Watch out for bees with your sugary drinks. The rooms nice and simple, but the facilities are more attractive than msot hotels in Francistown, with the pools, a gym and a squash court. Prices however, reflect the added benefits.
    * A lovely hotel on the banks of the Tati River - It has lush greenery surrounding a swimming pool and bar. The rooms are varied to suit your price range, from a basic room to an executive room with a balcony. There is also the option of camping if you are so inclined, with water and open fire facilities. It's a lovely place to stop off and the restaurant at the far end of the hotel does lovely food.
    * Emoyo Villa offers 7 en suite rooms in a serene neighborhood. All rooms are air conditioned with Satellite television. Contact us for additional services provided on site. Emoyo.
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