Abidjan

Start your visit at the iconic St. Paul's Cathedral, a symbol of modern African architecture. The cathedral serves religious purposes. Thousands of people attend services every Sunday morning. It is one of the most fantastic tourist attractions in the metropolitan area. Don't miss the Museum of Ivorian Cultures. Then head to the Plateau district, the ►

Start your visit at the iconic St. Paul's Cathedral, a symbol of modern African architecture. The cathedral serves religious purposes. Thousands of people attend services every Sunday morning. It is one of the most fantastic tourist attractions in the metropolitan area. Don't miss the Museum of Ivorian Cultures. Then head to the Plateau district, the lively business hub during the day. When the sun sets, this area transforms into a paradise for nightlife. Admire the Plateau SALAM Mosque. Like at Place de la Republique, the streets light up with beautiful neon signs. There, the fountain comes alive with colorful lights reflecting off the water jets. Relax at Banco National Park.
Walking around these vibrant streets will lead you to discover local markets where street food vendors offer various Ivorian dishes you can't resist tasting. If you want a cultural immersion, head to the Museum of Ivorian Culture. It showcases artifacts tracing the country's historical background and diverse cultures. Discover the N'Gbolokro Artisan Village. Explore the lively areas like Treichville and Yopougon. Instead, visit the Cecile Fakhoury Gallery. It houses works by modern African artists, among many others, all under one roof, waiting to be explored. Either way, you'll get a taste of Ivorian culture and art.
Attend MASA, the African Performing Arts Market. Don't miss the traditional festivals of the Akan ethnic groups. Such as Dipri among the Akyés.
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