Discover the rich history and stunning architectures of Stone Town in Zanzibar. Explore historical attractions, learn about the slave trade, and marvel at the unique Arabic, Indian, and local architectures.
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Stone Town - Itinerary.
This is typically itinerary.
Here you we get full information about History of Zanzibar, slave trade in East Africa and Old Stone Town.
Also you can see historical attractions and heritages that are available in stone town like House of Wonders, Old Fort, Freddy Mercury House, Forodhani Garden, Jaws Corner, Darajani Market, Anglican and Catholic church and former slave market sites
- Professional & certified tour guide
- All fees and/or taxes
- Any means of transport
- Personal spendings and souvenirs
- Entrance fees of a Former slave market that’s USD 5 per person.
- Tip for a guide at the end of the service.
Mji Mkongwe, also known as Stone town (Old Town), is the historical segment of Zanzibar City, which serves as Zanzibar’s primary and capital city. It holds a rich history, rooted in the diverse influences of the original Zanzibar locals, Persians, Portuguese, and then the Sultanate of Oman. The city’s more modern section is referred to as Ng’ambo, meaning ‘the other side’ in Swahili.
This location offers comprehensive insights into Zanzibar’s history, the East African slave trade, and Old Stone Town.
Moreover, visitors have the opportunity to explore various historical landmarks and heritage sites present within Stone town. These include the House of Wonders, Old Fort, Freddy Mercury Museum, Forodhani Garden, Jaws Corner, Darajani Market, Anglican and Catholic churches, and the site of the former slave market.
Additionally, the aesthetic appeal of Arabic, Indian and local architectural designs are on display, with a riveting focus on Arabic and Indian doors/windows as well as Zanzibar’s local door designs.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
