Travel Guide: Martha's Place- Accra, Ghana
Food scene
Bistro 22
48 Ndabaningi Sithole RdEnjoy an upscale environment and local eats at Bistro 22!
Kozo is an upscale Asian fusion dining experience. Try their passionfruit margarita!
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Kōzo Restaurant
126 Osu Badu StKozo is an upscale Asian fusion dining experience. Try their passionfruit margarita!
Enjoy local favorites like jollof, fufu, and banku and tilapia.
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Living Room
Sun Flower RoadEnjoy local favorites like jollof, fufu, and banku and tilapia.
Located in the heart of ghana, Buka offers a rich array of local Ghanaian and other African dishes.
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Buka Restaurant Osu Accra
g7 10th StLocated in the heart of ghana, Buka offers a rich array of local Ghanaian and other African dishes.
Nightlife
Looking for nightlife in Accra, Ghana? Visit Polo Club Restaurant & Lounge to enjoy some local eats and party all night long!
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Polo Club Restaurant & Lounge
Airport Bypass RoadLooking for nightlife in Accra, Ghana? Visit Polo Club Restaurant & Lounge to enjoy some local eats and party all night long!
Great bar at the top of one of the Villagio tower blocks. Great ambience, good cocktails and attentive ambience.
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Sky Bar 25
N 16 N Airport RdGreat bar at the top of one of the Villagio tower blocks. Great ambience, good cocktails and attentive ambience.
Enjoy akpeteshie cocktails, grills and great vibes in a unique setting in the heart of Accra
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Alley Bar
Enjoy akpeteshie cocktails, grills and great vibes in a unique setting in the heart of Accra
SANDBOX BEACH CLUB
One of the best night clubs in Accra!
Bloom Bar
330/2 Troas StA unique bar experience in the heart of Accra in Osu.
Want good music and good vibes? This is the place! Shipshape is also available here.
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Twist Lounge
Ndabaningi Sithole RoadWant good music and good vibes? This is the place! Shipshape is also available here.
"The Republic" is more than just a bar. It is a creative movement, a creative space and a place where like minded people can flock and fold together and share a unity of purpose. The elements of music, atmosphere and good vibes is central to achieving this. Akpeteshie, our local spirit is indeed the "Spirit of the Republic". It fuels our creativity and solidifies our friendship bonds in a homely manner.
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Republic Bar
Asafoatse Tempong Street"The Republic" is more than just a bar. It is a creative movement, a creative space and a place where like minded people can flock and fold together and share a unity of purpose. The elements of music, atmosphere and good vibes is central to achieving this. Akpeteshie, our local spirit is indeed the "Spirit of the Republic". It fuels our creativity and solidifies our friendship bonds in a homely manner.
Club Onyx is Accra’s top spot for the nightlife and hangout. Club Onyx boasts an amazing interior decor setup with 4 VIP lounges (Moet & Chandon VIP Lounge, The Ciroc Lounge, The ‘Jack Lives Here’ Lounge, The ONYX Ultra VIP Lounge) with additions being made to include a 5th VIP lounge with a swimming pool connected to its outdoor section.
Club Onyx
Osu Avenue ExtensionClub Onyx is Accra’s top spot for the nightlife and hangout. Club Onyx boasts an amazing interior decor setup with 4 VIP lounges (Moet & Chandon VIP Lounge, The Ciroc Lounge, The ‘Jack Lives Here’ Lounge, The ONYX Ultra VIP Lounge) with additions being made to include a 5th VIP lounge with a swimming pool connected to its outdoor section.
Nhyiraba Kojo City Night Club
Shopping
West Hills
Shop til' you drop!
Nearby beaches
Bojo Beach Resort
Labadi Beach Hotel
La RoadSightseeing
This street is the most popular street in Ghana and it derived it's name from the famous Oxford street in London, U.K because of its busy nocturnal activities. It is also known as the "West End". Here you will find shopping, local eateries, and nightlife
Oxford Street
Oxford StreetThis street is the most popular street in Ghana and it derived it's name from the famous Oxford street in London, U.K because of its busy nocturnal activities. It is also known as the "West End". Here you will find shopping, local eateries, and nightlife
Officially opened in 1890, the now century-old garden was originally established as a sanatorium for Gold Coast government officials. The garden has had many roles over the years, including plant introduction, teaching methods of modern agriculture and played an important role in cocoa production in South Ghana.
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Jardins Botânicos de Aburi
Botanical Gardens AvenueOfficially opened in 1890, the now century-old garden was originally established as a sanatorium for Gold Coast government officials. The garden has had many roles over the years, including plant introduction, teaching methods of modern agriculture and played an important role in cocoa production in South Ghana.
Located directly east of the Korle Lagoon, Jamestown and Usshertown are the oldest districts of Accra, Ghana and emerged as communities around the 17th century British James Fort and Dutch Ussher Fort on the Gulf of Guinea coast.
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James Town
Located directly east of the Korle Lagoon, Jamestown and Usshertown are the oldest districts of Accra, Ghana and emerged as communities around the 17th century British James Fort and Dutch Ussher Fort on the Gulf of Guinea coast.
Cape Coast is the capital of the Central Region, in southern Ghana. It’s known for its role in the transatlantic slave trade. Overlooking the Gulf of Guinea, Cape Coast Castle is a large whitewashed fort built by the Swedish in the 17th century. It was later used by the British as a holding prison for slaves. Inside, the Castle Museum has exhibits on pre-colonial local history, the slave trade and traditional crafts.
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Cape Coast
Cape Coast is the capital of the Central Region, in southern Ghana. It’s known for its role in the transatlantic slave trade. Overlooking the Gulf of Guinea, Cape Coast Castle is a large whitewashed fort built by the Swedish in the 17th century. It was later used by the British as a holding prison for slaves. Inside, the Castle Museum has exhibits on pre-colonial local history, the slave trade and traditional crafts.
Conselho para os viajantes
Costumes e cultura
Akwaaba! Welcome!
This guide will help you navigate your way through the bustling coastal cities and vibrant culinary and art scene in the beautiful country of Ghana.
Ghana was once a British Colony that was known as "The Gold Coast". When the country gained Independence from Britain in 1957, it was renamed the "Republic of Ghana".
Ghana was a major hub for the transatlantic slave trade. You can still see the slave dungeons and cannons on a guided tour of the Cape Coast Castle. Ghana is not only rich in culture, but also in natural resources. It is Africa's second-largest producer of cocoa, gold, diamonds.
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Must Try Foods!
Must try foods:
Jollof Rice
Banku and Tilapia
Kenkey and Fried Fish
Kelewele
Waakye
Red-Red
Fufu and Light soup
Platains
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Things to do!
Aqua Safari
Ride horses at Labadi Beach
Guided Castle Tours
Souvenier shop at the Art Center