Attraction · Accra
Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park
Accra's memorial park and mausoleum honouring Ghana's first President, Kwame Nkrumah, and his wife Fathia, on the Old Polo Grounds.
Photo: Nardi Boobo · Source
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Beach · Accra
Labadi Beach
Labadi Beach (La Pleasure Beach) is Accra's busiest beach, in the town of La near Teshie, known for weekend music, drumming and dancing, with an entrance fee for non-hotel guests.
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Attraction · Abono
Lake Bosomtwe
Lake Bosomtwe is Ghana's only true inland natural lake, set in a million-year-old meteorite crater about 30 km south-east of Kumasi, in the Ashanti Region.
Photo: Noahalorwu · Source
Attraction · Larabanga
Larabanga Mosque
A Sudano-Sahelian adobe mosque in Larabanga, Savannah Region, described by Ghana's tourism authority as thought to be the oldest mosque in Ghana and West Africa.
Photo: Stig Nygaard · Source
Attraction · Larabanga
Larabanga Mystic Stone
A sacred rock formation on the outskirts of Larabanga, near the Larabanga Mosque, conserved and guided as a community tourist site in Ghana's Savannah Region.
Photo: Haruna Mohammed · Source
Attraction · Legon
Legon Botanical Gardens
A botanical garden and outdoor recreation park on the University of Ghana campus at Legon, with playgrounds, ropes courses, a canopy walkway and canoeing.
Photo: Sunkanmi12 · Source
Attraction · Sogakope
Lower Volta Bridge
The Lower Volta Bridge (Sogakope Bridge) is a 650-metre N1 highway crossing over the Volta River between Sogakope and Sokpoe, and the setting of the Easter Tortsogbeza festival.
Photo: Celestinesucess · Source
Attraction · Accra
Makola Market
Makola Market is Accra's largest and most famous open-air market, a 1924 trading district in the city's Central Business District on Kojo Thompson Road.
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Attraction · Kumasi
Manhyia Palace Museum
A historical museum in Kumasi's Manhyia Palace complex, housed in the old palace built in 1925 and opened as a museum in 1995.
Photo: Dan Sloan · Source
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Attraction · Larabanga
Mole Museum
A two-room museum inside Mole National Park's Information Centre, with a main exposition room and a multimedia room on the park's biodiversity and ecology.
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Attraction · Larabanga
Mole National Park
Ghana's first and largest national park: about 4,577 km² of Guinea savannah in the Savannah Region, managed by the Wildlife Division of the Forestry Commission.
Photo: Alhassan Mohammed Awal · Source
Attraction · Amedzofe
Mount Gemi
Mount Gemi is the peak above Amedzofe in Ghana's Volta Region, climbed for its summit cross and wide views over the surrounding hills.
Photo: Daniel Oladapo · Source
Attraction · Accra
National Museum of Ghana
Ghana's national museum on Barnes Road in Adabraka, Accra, opened in 1957 and run by the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board.
Photo: Yanajin33 · Source
Attraction · Nzulezo
Nzulezo Stilt Village
Nzulezo is Ghana's only stilt village, reached by guided canoe through the Amanzule wetlands from Beyin in the Western Region.
Photo: Luke Bosman · Source
Attraction · Accra
Osu Castle
Osu Castle (Christiansborg) is a 17th-century fort at Osu, Accra, run by the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board and part of a UNESCO World Heritage listing.
Photo: Danieljatuat · Source
Attraction · Paga
Pikworo Slave Camp
Pikworo Slave Camp is a rock-cut heritage site at Paga Nania, about 3 km west of Paga in Ghana's Upper East Region, active as a slave-trade transit camp from 1704 to 1845.
Photo: Celestinesucess · Source
Beach · Prampram
Prampram Beach
Prampram Beach is the Atlantic-facing beachfront of Prampram (Gbugbla), the Ningo-Prampram District capital in Greater Accra, about 15 km east of Tema.
Photo: Xibitgh · Source
Attraction · Tamale
Red Clay Studio
Red Clay Studio is an open art studio, education campus and exhibition complex founded by Ibrahim Mahama near Tamale, Northern Region, Ghana.
Photo: Christian Yakubu · Source
Attraction · Salaga
Salaga slave wells
A heritage site in Salaga, Savannah Region, marking the town's role as one of West Africa's largest slave markets, with slave wells, statues and a museum.
Photo: Cdilalo47 · Source
Attraction · Tafi Abuife
Tafi Abuife Kente Weaving Village
Tafi Abuife is a small Ewe kente-weaving community in Afadzato South District, Volta Region, where visitors can watch weavers at work and buy cloth directly.
Photo: Warmglow · Source
Attraction · Tafi Atome
Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary
A community-run sacred grove in Tafi Atome, Volta Region, protecting mona and patas monkeys that villagers have long regarded as sacred messengers of the gods.
Photo: Selorm18 · Source
Waterfall · Liati Wote
Tagbo Falls
Tagbo Falls is a multi-stage waterfall on the Tagbo River at Liati Wote in Ghana's Volta Region, reached by a 45-minute to one-hour walk from the village.
Photo: Kradolferp · Source
Attraction · Takoradi
Takoradi Harbour
Takoradi Harbour is Ghana's oldest seaport, a secured working industrial port in Sekondi-Takoradi commissioned in 1928, with restricted public access.
Photo: Kees Torn · Source
Attraction · Aprokumase
The Big Tree
The Big Tree is a giant Bako (Tieghemella heckelii) tree in the Esen Apam Forest Reserve near Akim Oda, Eastern Region, Ghana, reputed to be West Africa's biggest accessible tree.
Photo: SAgbley · Source