Accra - Key Ghana
Accra - Key Ghana
Accra - Key Ghana
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explorer<br />
aCCra aND BeYoND<br />
aCCra<br />
a world-<br />
Class City<br />
A modern city<br />
that reflects its<br />
rich past.<br />
Originally a scattering<br />
of villages controlled by<br />
Ga chiefs, today <strong>Accra</strong><br />
is rapidly growing into<br />
a cosmopolitan city.<br />
Experience shanty<br />
towns and genteel leafy<br />
suburbia; chop bars and<br />
gourmet restaurants;<br />
hiplife and highlife; in one<br />
exhilarating city.<br />
modern edge<br />
Serious shoppers will want to<br />
explore shops at <strong>Accra</strong> Mall.<br />
After a long day of shopping cool<br />
off in one <strong>Accra</strong>’s state of the art<br />
pools and indulge in a gourmet<br />
meal at either the Mövenpick<br />
Ambassador Hotel or La Palm<br />
Royal Beach Hotel.<br />
historiCal landmarks<br />
As the first sub-Saharan African<br />
nation to gain independence, a<br />
good place to start is at Independence<br />
Square. West along the<br />
ocean front you will find <strong>Ghana</strong>’s<br />
biggest craft market the Arts &<br />
Crafts Centre. Kwame Nkrumah<br />
Mausoleum & Museum, is an<br />
obligatory visit for history buffs.<br />
This museum is an introduction<br />
to the founder of <strong>Ghana</strong>.<br />
eternal aCCra<br />
Experience the<br />
passion of <strong>Ghana</strong><br />
soccer at the<br />
<strong>Accra</strong> sports stadium.<br />
To get in<br />
on the fun, buy a<br />
copy of the Daily<br />
Graphic for times<br />
and dates.<br />
and beyond<br />
Just beyond the city limits<br />
nature lovers will want to above: In-<br />
stroll through Aburi Botanidependencecal Gardens A 65-hector gar- Square<br />
den of amazingly large trees<br />
and beautiful indigenous<br />
and exotic plants. Or, take a<br />
3 hour drive west to Kakum<br />
National Park, where there<br />
is a canopy walk 40 meters<br />
above the rainforest floor, at<br />
eye level with some <strong>Ghana</strong>’s<br />
1300 species of birds.<br />
sun & sea<br />
Beach enthusiasts should<br />
visit the small idyllic fishing<br />
village of Ada Foua lined with<br />
tall palm trees, clear blue sky<br />
and perfect beaches.<br />
explorer<br />
aCCra aND BeYoND<br />
ConCrete<br />
testimony of<br />
the slave trade<br />
A trip to <strong>Ghana</strong><br />
is not complete<br />
without touring the<br />
Cape Coast Castle<br />
and Elmina Castle<br />
which were the<br />
staging points for<br />
the slave trade.