There is not a huge deal to see in Maseru, as the city is essentially a base for expeditions and travels deeper into Lesotho.
The Mokorotlo. One of the country's most monumental buildings, the Mokorotlo is the traditional hut built in a modern sophisticated style, it is a virtual museum where you can learn more about the cultures and tradition of the friendly Basotho nation.
Thetsane
is worth having a wander around on a weekday - two kilometers south of Maseru on Pioneer Road past the Pope's Podium are a cluster of factories that churn out t-shirts and jeans for numerous US chain stores, including Kmart, Children's Place and GAP if you've ever bought an Old Navy top chances are it was stitched together here. The chaotic hustle and bustle of Thetsane contrasts sharply with the slow pace of life elsewhere in Lesotho, and its a facinating place to see what African 'industrialisation' looks like.