Accra Explored: A Full-Day Private City Tour for Culture Seekers

Kwame Nkrumah memorial park, is the final resting place of Ghana 1st president and the wife (FATIHA) It hosts rare artefact relating to tours and the independence of Ghanahis site is not only a tribute to his legacy but also houses a museum detailing his life and the struggle for Ghanaian independence.

Makola market: the biggest market in Accra where you can get everything from foodstuffs, jewelry, electronics etc. is a indoors and outdoors open market. its about 1.5km and beyond square

Start with Independence Square: Begin your tour at Independence Square, also known as the Black Star Square, for a glimpse into Ghana’s history and its journey to independence. It’s a symbol of freedom and a great starting point for understanding Ghana’s national pride. This is the square kwame Nkrumah our first president stood and declared the independence of Ghana, the independece square was commissioned in 1961 commemorate of GHANA

Accra acts and craft centre is the biggest craft market in Accra ,you can shop on anything on art and craft get some one a souvenirs

The W.E.B. Du Bois Center in Accra, Ghana, serves as a tribute to the legacy of Dr. William Edward Burghardt Du Bois, a prominent African-American scholar, activist, and a co-founder of the NAACP. This memorial complex includes his final resting place, alongside his wife, a museum, and his extensive personal library. The center fosters research and dialogue on Pan-Africanism, which Du Bois championed throughout his life. It stands as a beacon of African heritage, offering deep insights into the struggles and achievements of Africans and the African Diaspora.