• Black Star Gate - This monument comes with a little garden also known as independence square.\n\nA public area boarded by the Accra sports stadium.\n\nAn imposing monument topped by the black star of Africa.\n- Asomdwe Park - Asomdwe Park is the venue which holds the mortal remains of the Late Former President of Ghana Prof. J E A Mills. It is a very cool and serene environment for quiet time meditation. This place gives you a memory of a peaceful President who was loved by Ghanaians. It contains animals like ostrich, ducks and other birds.\n- Osu Castle - The Christiansburg Castle also known as Fort Osu is one of Ghana’s Heritage attraction site located in Osu along the shores of the Atlantic ocean. This Fort was built by the Danes in the 17th Century. but later sold to the British colonial masters. It was the seat of Government pre independence and post independence until 2013. \n- James Town Lighthouse - This colonial era lighthouse was built in the1930s. If you tend to catch a great view of the city’s busy and compelling fishing harbor head to the top of this old lighthouse close to James fort. this monument is currently under rehabilitation works\n- Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park - This remarkable mausoleum is dedicated to Ghana’s first President and a prominent leader in African Politics who was voted African of the century by the BBC\n- Center for National Culture - This place is also known as Centre for National Culture, situated next to the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park. Here you will find an array of Craft, Traditional Textiles, Souvenirs etc.

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• Lunch

Experience the vibrancy of Ghana’s rich cultural heritage and discover why it is known as Africa’s Gateway and the pioneer of Pan Africanism. Explore Accra, Ghana’s capital since 1957, and learn about the historical events where resilient Africans demanded self-rule from their British colonial rulers.

The excursion starts with a visit to Black Star Square and Cross-Road Memorial Site, the birthplace of Ghana’s independence, where World War II soldiers of the Gold Coast Regiment were killed by a British police officer.

The journey continues to Asomdwe Park which houses the mortal remains of Ghana’s Late Former President, Prof J E A Mills.

Navigate along 28th February Road to the burial site of Ghana’s first President.
Explore Kwame Nkrumah’s Memorial Park and Museum.

Tour the old British Accra, known as James Town.

Stop by the personal library and final resting place of William Edward Burghardt Dubois, an American-born advocate for social justice.
End of Tours.

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