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Got a few hours to spare in Accra, join this walking tour to discover the stories behind Accra's standout, buildings of note. A local guide will show you stately homes, colonial mansions, and other architectural icons of Accra. Discover the architecture, history and culture of Ghana's capital city on a 3 hour tour of Accra. Visit the Danish, Dutch and Jamestown neighborhoods that make up this bustling city, and admire pre colonial buildings while learning about the city's history and heritage. Heritage Tourism is Ghana is composed of a festival called the Pan African Historical Festival. It is a cultural event with the intention of increasing the notion of Pan Africanism and African development. It consists of the festival itself as well as the celebration surrounding Emancipation Day. It primarily takes place in two cities, Elmina and Cape Coast, which were the largest slave rading forts in the nation. Take a stroll to the area that was first colonized by European settlers, the Danish and Dutch neighborhoods, to observe the beauty and elegance of the European style architecture that abounds.

Highlights

Visit the fascinating neighbourhoods that illustrate Accra's history Admire some of Ghana's best pre colonial buildings Learn about the history and heritage of Accra through its architecture Spot the international influences within the local architecture

Itinerary

Accra is home to an incredible range of architectural triumphs, so what better way to see them than with the Urban Adventures crew? Start your Accra walking tour by meeting a friendly local guide at Ussher Fort, then travel to some of the neighbourhoods first occupied by European settlers many years ago. Marvel at the Euro style beauty and elegance of grand buildings and stately homes located in the Danish Accra and Dutch Accra areas. Your Accra tour continues as we head over to English Accra (also known as Jamestown), which used to house most of the former English officials and staff that served in the colonial government during the 19th century. Next, stroll through the Ga Mashie area of Jamestown and admire the many architectural masterpieces that have survived from the colonial era the true icons of Accra's history. Don’t forget to take plenty of photos, as these neighbourhoods reveal a different side of Accra. Next, admire the Sea View Hotel, which, as the oldest hotel in Accra, has a fascinating history worth hearing about. Continue the journey by appreciating more local architecture, from colonial era houses to Palladium Hall, a place of great local political significance. You'll finish your Accra tour at Arena Accra with a camera full of stunning snapshots and an impressive understanding of Accra's history and architecture. Go on, get your humble brag ready.

Includes

All transports: shared taxi Entrance fees Local English speaking guide