See and learn the history of Ghana independence

The final resting place of Dr. W.E.B. DU BOIS and widow Shirley Over you leery about about DU BOIS and read some of books written by himself

National Museum of Ghana, Barnes., Accra Ghana The largest and the oldest of the eight(8) Museums run by the Ghana Museum and Monuments Board is the National Museum of Ghana. The national museum’s permanent exhibition features items like Chief regalia, archaeological artifacts, models of indigenous Ghanaian architecture, ethnomedicine or traditional medicines, indigenous iron technology, gold weights and jewelry boxes, stools, traditional kitchen set-up, beads, pottery, old currencies, chair of state, presidential gifts and cars, rite of passage, and together children’s corner with engaging hands on activities. These artifacts have been gathered together to tell our collectives story. But more importantly to emphasize how interconnected and dependent we are despite having diverse cultural forms and traditions.

Makola Market is one of the busiest, biggest and colorful open markets we have in west Africa, it’s a place of all commercial activities in the city, it’s always one stop market of which you can have the very things you need such as imported clothing, local textiles, farm products and different kind of bead and etc. The market is busy from Monday to Saturday

Drive through the historical neighborhood of Jamestown and see the forts, fishing villages, prisons and lighthous

Center for National Culture is on the 28th February Road Near Kwame Nkrumah memorial park& Mausoleum Walking through the many stalls and see and buy everything from sculptures, fabrics, jewelry and clothes