Developed in the 1950s, Rhodes Park boasts a rich history as one of Lusaka’s oldest suburbs.

Seeing the lively neighbourhood teeming with a variety of business and leisure activities today, it is difficult to imagine that this was once a large fenced camp that housed Polish refugees who had fled from German and Russian Armies by escaping through the Middle East after World War II.

Rhodes Park was named after British Imperialist, Cecil Rhodes, and is conveniently located in the heart of Lusaka with access to any place in the City within twenty minutes by car.

The neighbourhood is imbued with cultural diversity, as is evident in its impressive variety of eateries - each with its own special menu inspired by local and international cuisines alike. The cultural richness of Rhodes Park is complemented by the Lechwe art gallery and Alymer May Cemetery

The neighbourhood is known for its quiet, tree-lined streets and large, spacious homes. It is primarily a residential area, with a mix of expatriates and affluent Zambians living in the area. Many of the homes in Rhodespark have large gardens and swimming pools, making it a popular neighbourhood for families. It is also a desirable neighbourhood for commercial properties because of its central location.

Rhodespark is conveniently located near several amenities, including shopping centres, restaurants, and private schools. The Arcades Shopping Center, Manda Hill Mall, and East Park Mall some of the largest shopping centres in Lusaka, are located just a short drive away.

The neighbourhood is relatively safe, and security is provided by private guards and neighbourhood watch groups. However, visitors are advised to take basic safety precautions, such as avoiding walking alone at night and keeping valuables out of sight.

Overall, Rhodespark is a desirable neighbourhood in Lusaka, offering a high standard of living and easy access to amenities and services.