Opened on the eve of Independence Day in 1957, the National Museum of Ghana has become a cornerstone for travelers and locals interested in the rich history, vibrant culture, and unique traditions of a constantly evolving nation. The tour includes three major galleries showcasing ancient and contemporary African artifacts, historic sculptures, traditional attire, handcrafted instruments, chiefs’ regalia, and bronze statues. Visitors can also explore the library, conservation laboratory, and education hall at the National Museum of Ghana

W.E.B. Du Bois Center: Visit the residence and final resting place of the renowned African-American civil rights activist, known as the ‘Father of Pan-Africanism.’ The center features his personal library, museum artifacts, and mausoleum.

Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum: Located in a park symbolizing Ghana's independence, this museum traces the life of Ghana's first president, showcasing personal items and serving as the final resting place for Nkrumah and his wife.

Arts Centre: Immerse yourself in Ghana's oldest open market, where a diverse array of products and the vibrant sounds of African drums await. Experience local bargaining scenes and capture stunning photos of the capital.

Experience the rich history of Accra's iconic forts and castles, which stand as solemn reminders of the city's involvement in the transatlantic slave trade. Here's a brief glimpse of what you can expect. 1.Usher Fort: An early 17th-century structure built by the Dutch, later serving as a prison under British rule.

Fort Jameson: A quieter fort used for trade and defense against invasions. 5. Cape Coast Castle and Elmina Castle: UNESCO World Heritage sites and significant reminders of the transatlantic slave trade, although not located in Accra.

Christiansborg Castle (Osu Castle): Built by the Danes in the 1660s, it served as Ghana's seat of government until 2013.

Modern rooms, rooftop pool, and fitness center provide ultimate comfort. Enjoy local cuisine at the on-site restaurant and explore nearby attractions, including Independence Square and Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park.

Explore the vibrant art scene of Accra, Ghana's bustling capital, through its eclectic array of art galleries and dynamic cultural expressions. This journey offers a deep dive into the heart of Accra's creative landscape. Nubuke Foundation: Situated in East Legon, this gallery supports modern African art, showcasing works from both emerging and established artists. The foundation hosts exhibitions, workshops, and events that provide immersive art experience.

Artists Alliance Gallery: Located in the Labadi area, this gallery presents a remarkable collection of African art, from traditional pieces to contemporary works. Founded by Ghanaian artist Kofi Setordji, it's a must-visit for those seeking to experience the richness of African creativity.

The 57 Gallery also known for its vibrant exhibitions and collaborations, this contemporary art gallery highlights works of Ghanaian and international artists. It's a hub for innovative artistic expressions and a key player in Accra's art scene.

Modern rooms, rooftop pool, and fitness center provide ultimate comfort. Enjoy local cuisine at the on-site restaurant and explore nearby attractions, including Independence Square and Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park.

Embark on a captivating journey through African history and culture at two significant heritage sites: the Nkyinkyim Museum and the Ancestral Wall. Nkyinkyim Museum located in Nuhalenya-Ada, the Nkyinkyim Museum is an evolving cultural space blending African art and history. The museum features traditional artifacts, contemporary artworks, and performances, offering an immersive experience into Africa's rich heritage.

Ancestral Wall is also situated in New Ningo, this open-air gallery celebrates African heroes and heroines. Founded by Jerry Johnson, the Ancestral Wall showcases 90 portraits of individuals who have made significant impacts on African history and culture, providing an educational and inspirational experience.

Modern rooms, rooftop pool, and fitness center provide ultimate comfort. Enjoy local cuisine at the on-site restaurant and explore nearby attractions, including Independence Square and Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park.

This morning, we embark on a 4 Hour drive journey to Cape Coast with a poignant stop at Assin Manso to experience the Slave River. Here, individuals captured during the transatlantic slave trade took their last bath on African soil before being transported to the Americas. This site offers a profound and reflective insight into the harrowing history of the slave trade.

Cape Coast Castle is one of the most significant historical sites in Ghana, reflecting the somber history of the transatlantic slave trade. Originally established by the Portuguese in 1555 and later developed by the Swedish Africa Company in 1653, Cape Coast Castle was a major trading post for gold and enslaved people.

Spacious rooms, outdoor pool, and private beach provide relaxation. Enjoy seafood at the on-site restaurant, explore nearby Cape Coast Castle, and experience Ghana's rich cultural heritage

Elmina Castle, also known as St. George's Castle, is located in Elmina, Central Region of Ghana. Built by the Portuguese in 1482, it is the oldest European building in sub-Saharan Africa. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a poignant reminder of the transatlantic slave trade.

In the afternoon, head to Kakum National Park, where you'll find the famous canopy walkway. Enjoy a thrilling walk above the treetops and experience the stunning biodiversity of Ghana

Spacious rooms, outdoor pool, and private beach provide relaxation. Enjoy seafood at the on-site restaurant, explore nearby Cape Coast Castle, and experience Ghana's rich cultural heritage

In the morning, we embark on a long drive back to the capital, Accra. After hours on the road, we'll take a well-deserved rest and gear up for an evening of nightlife. Let's have some fun!

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Accra City Hotel offers luxurious accommodations in the heart of Accra. Modern rooms, rooftop pool, and fitness center provide ultimate comfort. Enjoy local cuisine at the on-site restaurant and explore nearby attractions, including Independence Square and Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park.

Make the most of your final hours in Ghana's capital. Go for Shopping in the morning. As your journey in Ghana comes to an end, ensure you have all your belongings packed and ready. Arrive at Kotoka International Airport with ample time for check-in and security procedures, and reflect on the wonderful memories and cultural experiences you've gathered during your stay

Make the most of your final hours in Ghana's capital. Go for Shopping in the morning. As your journey in Ghana comes to an end, ensure you have all your belongings packed and ready. Arrive at Kotoka International Airport with ample time for check-in and security procedures, and reflect on the wonderful memories and cultural experiences you've gathered during your stay

Accra City Hotel offers luxurious accommodations in the heart of Accra. Modern rooms, rooftop pool, and fitness center provide ultimate comfort. Enjoy local cuisine at the on-site restaurant and explore nearby attractions, including Independence Square and Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park.