Independence Square

Creates your memorial at the public square which contains the monuments to Ghana’s independence struggle , including the independence Arch , Black Star Gate , and the liberationDay Monuments . View the second largest City square in the world after Tiananmen Square in Beijin China . With a Capacity of about 30,000 people , the black star square is a site for Ghana’s Independence Day Parades which falls on the 6th of March every year and for all major National Public Gathering and National Festivals .

National Museum of Ghana

Very interesting museum regarding African and Ghanaian history. Recommended to visit, when visiting Accra. The oldest of Ghana`s museums: National Set in pleasant grounds, the national museum features excellent displays on various aspects of Ghanaian culture and history. The displays on local crafts, ... Ghana's material cultural heritage, Free or royalty-free photos and images. Use them in commercial designs under lifetime, perpetual & worldwide .

Makola Market

Enjoy the great largest atmosphere with an open air market which overflows with the good , people , scents and sounds , hustle and bustle . It is the place to absorb the walking ground majors market you will be treated to variety of different sights of the largest trading center . Discover everything you need to know about Makola market including history and the facts , how get there and best time to visit . It is observe of Transaid which developing a project transport and a trade for market women , Designed to improve the livehoods and security of female market traders through the heart of Ghanaian life . The epicenter of trade on the country and one of the Nation most important social culture institutions.

W.E.B. DuBois Center

Travellers will visit the center for the Pan- Africa culture of a memorial place , research facilities . It’s named in dedication to W. E . DUBOIS an African American historian - Africanist who became a citizen of Ghana . Make the great view of sightseeing of the center houses , a small museum with part of Dubois personal liabrary and collection of his works , which are made available to researches . An Adjacent shrine shelters his grave and the Ashes of his second wife , Shirley Graham Dubois .

Centre for National Culture, Accra

Come and explore the view of the virtually tourist heaven of Ghana . It has got weave kente cloth , wood , sculptures , bead works , leather bags , earrings and other fashion accessories the latest in African Attire . Fashion and good quality hand McRae to from all over Ghana . Sight in the warren of stalls selling arts and crafts . There are arts and craft bazaars and traditional textile market with souvenirs that have been crafted in clay , wood , leather and metal . There is also indoor market with stalls having footwear’s , t shirts and other souvenirs . Don’t be a Traveller , Be a local.

Elmina Castle

Travellers will visit The elmina castle The highly regarded for its rich cultural and tourists attraction areas , where white washed medieval castle on the coast of Ghana . It was first and for many centuries . It was the last place that thousands of Africans slaves would ever see of their homeland . Many horrors transpired within the wallof the fortress which have never been earased by time . Pay homage to your Ancestors Learn and know the true story and the background of tens Atlantic Slave trade . An other 51 years suffering under official slavery where yet to come . The castle at Elmina was a market where these transactions took place , at the time of enslaved Africans where are valuable . Especially the Caribbean’s . visiting the castle dungeons where humans slaves wher e kept before being transported. Visiting the castle museum to see tthe castle and enjoying the scenery from the forts of the castle .

Assin Manso

Travellers will visit one of the famous Park , is one of the largest slave markets for gathering people to sell into slavery during the infamous trans-Atlantic ... This site used to serve as a slave market and best known for being the place where the slaves had their last bath in African waters. After sorting the fit ones were sent to the forts along the coast where they were locked up in the cells for months before "shipment" across the Atlantic to a place and a future unknown. The Assin Manso Slave River Site (Donkor Nsuo ) served as the place where enslaved Africans had their last bath on African soil before being marched down .

Kakum National Park

Visit and experience the fun and adventurous for travellers solo at the canopy walk for sure is the main attraction , but the kakum national park offers more with its rich diverse offering of flora and fauna for lovers of nature , the trek to the start of the canopy walk is steep and will test the unfit visitors . The walk on the canopy is however is a lovely experience as you soar above the tops of trees about 40 meters from the ground not for fiant hearted person.

Boti Falls

Travellers will experience the hospitality in the Gateway to the West African , Tours Boti falls to make a fun day of your wonderful trips , the twins water falls which comes from two emerging rivers .the larger one is myhthically believed to be the male and the female , According to indigenes when the two rainbow is formed . It is usually said that these rivers are mating when this happens . Within the vianity of the falls are summer huts and visitors facilities that tourist and other loving and adventurous Traveller can rest After tour hour .

Aburi Botanical Gardens

Visit one of the fascinating , the lush beautiful Garden . Popular with Birds and butterfly watchers . Great destination for Picnics , especially if you set up your blanket under the shade of 160 years old kapok trees . Travellers will be free to tour the park on their own , or have a guided walk to hear about the history creation and evolution of botany in Ghana . This is where you can find some of the oldest trees in the entire region . Spread out over different lawn areas , you can find statues like the deserted helicopter and carved wood Trunks . Lead the fight to save plant diversity through research , conversation of medicinal plants , plant multiplication , and environment education .