Museu Nacional da Escravatura

In the Museum DA Slave, visitors dive into one OF the most striking pages of history DE Angola and the world. The space, installed in an old 17th-century chapel, gathers documents, objects and records that depict the transatlantic slave trade period. It is possible to appreciate original pieces used in the transport and capture OF enslaved, such as grills and chains, as well as maps, historical records and explanatory panels that contextualize the route OF slavery from ANGOLA. The museum also offers an impressive view of the sea, symbolizing the point OF departure OF many ships that carried thousands OF Africans to other continents. This combination OF history and landscape provides a deep and reflective experience, inviting to memory, to learning and to the appreciation of freedom.

The local handicraft market is a glimpse OF Angolan culture. Visitors will find a variety DE pieces handmade POR local artisans, such as wooden sculptures, traditional masks, baskets, paintings and jewelry in natural materials. Ca DA object carries a bit OF the country's tradition and identity, being a unique opportunity to bring home authentic and meaningful memories. In addition to Shopping, it is also a space OF cultural interaction, where you can chat with the artisans and learn the stories behind DE each creation.