Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum and Memorial Park

Built in the remembrance of the great leader Kwame Nkrumah, the museum is situated within the city as a tribute to its founding father. The African leader stood on his ground and made some firm decisions that led the country to a peaceful reconciliation from its colonialists. Those who would like to gather some information about the country must pay a visit to the museum.

Jamestown

Jamestown is the place in Accra that originated in the 17th century, British James Fort. The town is full of vibrant buildings from the colonial era that are unkempt with iron shacks and clapboard houses. The town secretly holds plenty of historic treasures of Accra. Visit Jamestown to catch a glimpse of medieval times.

Makola Market

At first glance, the market may appear like any other local market, but Makola market is a big market that holds much of Accra`s history. The market is of great significance to locals as one can find local delicacies of the Ghanaians. From traditional food to medicines, you can have a great time discovering the local stuff that will help you understand the lives people are leading in the country.

The National Theatre

In Accra, the local talent and artists are encouraged to showcase their skills and culture that will help the locals to develop a strong bond with their future. The national theater that was built in 1990 is an ultimate platform to promote the local talent and help raising the performing artists. To enjoy a performance, you can visit the theatre to get entertained by the local performers.

The Independence Square Accra

To celebrate Ghana`s great history and the day of independence, the beautiful Independence Square was erected. To honor the day, there is also an eternal flame that was lit by the president Kwame Nkrumah in the year 1961. The theater also has a black star which is present in the national flag of Ghana due to which the Independence Square also known as the Black Star Square.