Walk through the charm of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on this engaging tour that immerses you in its rich history, architecture, and vibrant culture. Explore a maze of narrow streets lined with over 2,000 limestone buildings spanning 50 hectares, with 18,000 residents in the surrounding suburbs. Stone Town’s unique blend of African, Arab, Indian, Persian, and European influences makes it a true cultural crossroads, full of fascinating stories and hidden corners. Your guide will adapt the tour to your interests, whether you enjoy history, architecture, culture, or shopping. Hear captivating stories, some amusing, some sobering, about life in Stone Town past and present. Stroll through bustling markets, colorful streets, intricately carved doors, and enjoy lively coffee culture and local textiles. At the end of your journey through Stone Town’s heritage, you’ll be returned to your starting point, appreciating why every street tells a story of Zanzibar’s rich and diverse.

Christ Church Cathedral in Stone Town, Tanzania, is a historic Anglican cathedral built on the site of a former slave market. Constructed between 1873 and 1894 by the Universities’ Mission to Central Africa, it features striking Gothic-style architecture with white coral stone walls, pointed arches, and a prominent bell tower. Inside, visitors can see a memorial to the abolition of slavery and a small museum showcasing artifacts of Zanzibar’s history. The cathedral is a key cultural and historical landmark, offering insight into the island’s colonial past and the legacy of the slave trade. Christ Church Cathedral in Stone Town, Tanzania, is a historic Anglican cathedral built on the site of a former slave market. Completed in 1894, it features Gothic-style architecture with white coral stone walls and a bell tower. Inside, a memorial and museum tell the story of Zanzibar’s history and the abolition of slavery.