The Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park is the third and final resting place of Ghana's first president and Independence leader Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. Join us to learn about the life history about this Great Pan Africanist, founding member of the African Union and a great son of the African continent.

The Independence square, also known as the Black Star Square was purposely built to Commemorate Ghana's Independence from British Colonial Rule. Built together with the Black Star Gate in 1961, a year after Ghana became a Republic. Join us to learn about the history of Ghana's independence struggle.

The Makola Market is the biggest open-air market in Accra, the market was built in 1924 to serve as the hub for wholesale and retail of items in Accra. Come with us to explore one of Ghana's bustling open air market and also learn about the day to day life of buyers and sellers. You will also get the opportunity to have a spectacular view of the market from above, you will also get the opportunity to buy all you need.

Learn about the life history of Dr. WEB De Bois who was one the greatest Pan Africanist ever and was the President of the All the All Pan Africanist Congresses.

Jamestown is the oldest part of Accra, originally called Gamashie, which means the settlement of the Ga's. Jamestown is also the first British settlement in Accra, and it's home to the Jamestown lighthouse and fort. Explore Jamestown with us by walking through it rich history, old settlement, as home of boxing and fishing community.