A knowledgeable guide will meet you at the entrance and take you on a guided tour, telling the story of Ghana's first president and the story of Ghana and Africaa's struggle for independence.

It is a historic coastal fort in Accra, Ghana. Built by the Danes in the 1660s, it served as a seat of government for centuries. The castle holds deep colonial and political history and offers insight into Ghana's past and independence journey.

The Independence Square also known as the Black Star Square is one of Africa's largest public squares. Located in Accra, it hosts national parades and events. It features iconic monuments like the Black Star Gate and the Independence Arch.

Makola Market established in 1924 in Central Accra is a bustling hub of commence and culture. Predominantly run by women, it offers a vast array of goods - from vibrant textiles and handcrafted jewelry to fresh products and traditional foods. The markets lively atmosphere and diverse offerings make it a must visit for an authentic Ghanaian experience.