Accra, population 2,096,653, is the capital of Ghana. It's Ghana's largest city and its administrative, communications and economic center. The town of Accra has been Ghana's capital since 1877, and possesses public buildings reflecting its transition from the 19th century suburb of Victoriasborg to the modern metropolis it's today.
The list of things to complete in Accra includes exploring its popular and vibrant market or taking a trip to the National Museum. Go swimming or fishing or simply sit and relax at its beaches and take in the sun.
Shop for some local craft to consider back home or dig into some delicious cuisines available here. Partake in the festivities of the several local festivals or visit nearby place for some fun and frolic.
Sightseeing in Accra is about exploring its colourful, lively, commercial and renowned Makola Market on Kojo Thompson Road. Travel out there and let its vivacious atmosphere weave its magic in your senses.
Take a trip to the National Museum that houses some mesmerising ethnological displays of Ghana’s culture and history or head to some of the striking beaches of Accra. The forts of Accra are really impressive in structure however are off limits. Pay a visit to the humanities Centre, which showcases crafts, such as the popular ‘kente’ cloth, wooden and brass sculptures, beads and drums. The things on the display are available for sale too.
The list of things to complete in Accra includes exploring its popular and vibrant market or taking a trip to the National Museum. Go swimming or fishing or simply sit and relax at its beaches and take in the sun.
Shop for some local craft to consider back home or dig into some delicious cuisines available here. Partake in the festivities of the several local festivals or visit nearby place for some fun and frolic.
Sightseeing in Accra is about exploring its colourful, lively, commercial and renowned Makola Market on Kojo Thompson Road. Travel out there and let its vivacious atmosphere weave its magic in your senses.
Take a trip to the National Museum that houses some mesmerising ethnological displays of Ghana’s culture and history or head to some of the striking beaches of Accra. The forts of Accra are really impressive in structure however are off limits. Pay a visit to the humanities Centre, which showcases crafts, such as the popular ‘kente’ cloth, wooden and brass sculptures, beads and drums. The things on the display are available for sale too.
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