• Old Slave Market/Anglican Cathedral - During the visit to the Former Slave Market, the guide will delve into Zanzibar’s somber history in the slave trade. Visitors will see the touching memorial and the underground chambers where slaves were once confined, serving as a powerful reminder of the island’s intricate past.
• The Old Fort (Ngome Kongwe) - At the Old Fort, Zanzibar’s oldest structure, guests will step inside its ancient stone walls and learn about its role in defending against Portuguese and Omani forces. Today, it’s a lively cultural center, frequently hosting local performances and craft markets.
• People’s Palace Museum - The Sultan’s Palace, now a museum, provides a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of Zanzibar’s former sultans. The guide will lead visitors through rooms filled with royal artifacts and personal belongings, sharing stories of the Sultan’s family and their rule over the island.
• Forodhani Gardens - Forodhani Gardens is a bustling spot by the waterfront, especially in the evenings when the food market comes alive. Visitors will stroll through, and the guide will introduce them to some of Zanzibar’s iconic street foods, from fresh seafood to Zanzibar pizza.
• Darajani Bazaar - At Darajani Market, guests will experience the vibrant local life. As they explore the lively stalls selling everything from fresh produce to spices, the guide will explain the significance of various items in Zanzibari cuisine and culture.
• House of Wonders - The House of Wonders is the largest and most impressive building in Stone Town. The guide will walk visitors through its fascinating history, from being the Sultan’s ceremonial palace to its current role as a museum showcasing Swahili and Zanzibari culture.
• Freddie Mercury Museum - Freddie Mercury, the legendary lead singer of Queen, was born in Zanzibar. During the visit to his childhood home, the guide will share stories of his early life on the island before he became a global rock icon. It’s a captivating stop for music lovers and those curious about Zanzibar’s connection to one of the greatest performers in history.
• Jaws Corner - This is a renowned spot central to the city where locals gather to exchange ideas.
• David Livingstone’s Place of Rest - Visitors will see the location where David Livingstone’s body was preserved before being transported to London for burial.

• Pickup from hotels located in Stonetown
• In-person guide is licensed or certified - English, German, French, Italian

• Transfer from other parts of the Island (the Tour is starting in Stonetown)
• Entrance fee for Slave Chambers.
• Entrance fee for Freddie Mercury Museum

Welcome to Stonetown, the miracle city. This is more than just a tour; it’s a heartfelt journey through the essence of Stonetown. Join us for a truly unique Stonetown tour that transcends the ordinary! Our expert guides will reveal hidden gems and local stories that connect you to the heart and soul of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, bringing the city’s rich history and vibrant culture to life. Explore charming narrow streets, where every turn unveils a new wonder, and visit authentic markets filled with local flavors. We emphasize personal connections, ensuring you experience the warmth and hospitality of the community. Book now for an unforgettable adventure!

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