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Accra - What to see
The Artists Alliance Gallery is a gem of a gallery full to the brim with artistic…
The memorial "heart" of Accra is largely the legacy of Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana's first president after…
A massive (continually expanding) complex, which houses both regular businesses as well as annual trade fairs.…
Jamestown is one of the oldest districts of Accra and was settled by both the British…
Kente is the traditional cloth of the Ashanti and other people of West Africa. It is…
Includes Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum, the final resting place for Ghana’s first president, a leader in the…
Open daily, but with fewer merchants on Sundays. Accra’s largest open-air market overflows with goods, people,…
One of Accra’s tourist highlights. A very good collection of kente cloth, masks, photographs, carvings, royal…
Built by the People’s Republic of China, this splendid theatre was opened in 1992. It seats…
Often called The Castle or Christianborg Castle, houses the Presidential Office and other executive offices. It…
Also known as the Centre for National Culture, this is Ghana's largest crafts market, and as…
W.E.B. Du Bois is buried here, but his hopes and dreams for Pan-Africanism live on at…
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