Accra, Ghana skyline: the 32 most iconic buildings and best views in Accra

Beautiful site just to reflect on our past!! Be careful trying to cross the main road getting to this site but overall a beautiful site. At the moment I was there the grounds was not taken care of (grass very high and they was cleaning up) On site there was a great tour guide/ security guard and he helped us take out amazing pictures and we went to the roof to the Black star. Great site . You can spend like 10 to 20 mins taking pictures. Nothing else there. Enjoy

Independence Square is one of the few sights in Accra that are truly worth visiting. The nearby Black Star Square is also well worth a stop. There are no official parking spaces, but with a small tip to the local hawkers, it's usually possible to park briefly on the square. The vendors can be a bit pushy, but are generally easy to turn away. Overall, a worthwhile visit for anyone interested in Ghana’s history and symbolism.

À fun place to be, fantastic view with lots of emotions

Beautiful scenery, quiet, serene and a great place to visit.

This is a most visited place in Ghana Accra city for a lot of tourists. I love the horseback riding they have onsite too.

They don't sell ticket for visiting the independence Arch. Is free. When u come to Ghana and u wanna go and visit there. Just type independence Arch in your uber app or Google map when u are driving by yourself.. and it will take u there. Is free we don't charge nor sell ticket for visiting.

A beautiful historic site.

A wonderful place to find firsthand information about Ghana, it's origin, the people, and culture. Beautiful and handsome tour guides. For a national meseum, I expected a lot more from them, however, than they currently give. 7 out of 10 recommend!

The National Museum in Accra is relatively small and compact, making it easy to explore in a short amount of time. 80 Cedis Entrance fee for foreigners. While the exhibits themselves could be presented in a more engaging and visually impactful way, the real highlight of our visit was our guide, Mary (Adwoa). She brought the history and everyday life of the Ghanaian people vividly to life, sharing fascinating insights into their traditions and customs. Thanks to her storytelling skills and enthusiasm, the history of Ghana felt engaging and alive, turning what could have been a simple museum visit into a truly memorable experience.

Brilliant facility with varied history of Ghana, especially Ga and Asante customs/culture. Lots of great photo opportunities and knowledgable guides. The museum is not air conditioned but there are many fans for those sensitive to heat. Stand in the middle below the spider to hear a cool echo!

80 cedi/ 5 usd for foreign visitors. Love the wood craving and brass crafts. Not a big place. It’s nice to have a sip of coke at the restaurant right next to the museum in the hot afternoon.

I visited the National Museum of Ghana last Tuesday, and it was truly an enriching experience. The museum beautifully combines pictorial art, historical artifacts, and well-documented written history. Our tour guide gave us an in-depth overview with vivid explanations that were both engaging and highly educational. The entire place is neat, well-organized, and filled with fascinating historical information. I also appreciated the opportunity to ask questions and get detailed answers that deepened my understanding. One thing that stood out to me was the unique echo of our voices inside the museum—it added to the overall memorable experience. The museum also features a shop where you can purchase authentic African items such as bags, fans, slippers, apparel, and more. In addition, there’s a restaurant that serves meals, making it convenient for visitors to relax and refresh. This place is suitable for all ages, especially students who want to learn more about Ghana’s history. I highly recommend it to both locals and tourists—it’s definitely a must-visit.

Great place and great history of the Ghanaians,.a good place to visit while in Accra.

The national museum of Ghana is such a historic place to visit. The place offers both pictorial art and views as well as written history. The tour guide gave us an extensive overview and vivid explanations which was very educative. The place is neatly and well organized with great and historical information. I had the opportunity to ask questions and also I got the information I needed. The place is a must visit as I was intrigued by the echoes of our voices when we talked. There’s a shop that sells African stuffs, ranging from bags, fan,slipper, apparels etc. They also have a restaurant that offers meals as well. Suitable for all ages, especially school goers to know more history of the country. I highly recommend this place for visitors.

So much learning for a somber history

Its got a lot of history about the slave trade

It was a nice experience exploring the castle with an experienced tourist guide.

This was excellent. Hassan did a great tour. The history of the fort is hard but important to hear. 100% recommend.

An impressive place that gives a good insight into the mischief perpetrated by various European countries, as well as into Ghana's more recent history. The castle is not as crowded as Cape Coast. We had an excellent guide, Hassan. It's a shame that the maintenance work isn't progressing... (therefor the 4 instead of 5)

Cost was 80 cedis for non citizens and 8 cedis for Ghanaians. I was so happy to be able to visit Osu Castle. It does hold a lot of history. Parking was easy/free. It does have security as it’s a govt building. Everyone was nice and my tour guide was amazing. I went when it first opened so it wasn’t crowded at all.

Amazing how the documented their history

Great work done here to transform the look of this place. I love the environment and they’re really doing a good job here. Proud of the fact that they’re doing all they can to preserve our history. The your guides are very much informed and the way they articulate facts is impressive. I love how neat the place is. I hope they keep it up. The Government should add more pleasant features to heighten the hype around this place. Will surely be back again.

Had a good tour guide! Choose to listen before pictures, you can always do that after the tour, immerse yourself in the history. I finished the tour more knowledgeable, and that's the point for this place. The NAB Voyage, AKA, the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum hosts deep history and remains of the late revered pan-african leader. Key moments were preserved in the museum, and his thoughts were inscribed on the walls of the gallery.

The Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park beautifully honors Ghana’s founding father, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. The architecture is striking, the grounds are well maintained, and the museum inside gives a powerful insight into Ghana’s journey to independence. The statues, fountains, and peaceful atmosphere make it both educational and reflective. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, this place connects you to the soul of Ghana’s history. Highly recommend!

A beautiful display and museum honoring Ghana first president Kwame Nkrumah. When you arrive you pay an entrance fee about 100 cedis for adults and 30 for children. There are art pieces, videos, excerpts from his speeches and much more. The mausoleum where he and his wife lay is a beautiful architectural structure that stands in the middle of the park. It was a great tribute to their first leader of independence.

Former polo field, this site stands as a symbol of change and independence for the Ghanaian population. It is composed of the mausoleum and two museum floors. The grounds are also pleasant to walk around.

Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park – A Powerful Tribute Located in Accra, the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park is a beautifully renovated tribute to Ghana’s first president and a key figure in Africa’s independence movement. The striking mausoleum, flanked by serene fountains and manicured gardens, houses the remains of Nkrumah and his wife. A well-curated museum and new Freedom Hall offer rare artifacts and powerful insights into his Pan-African vision. Recent upgrades include a presidential library, amphitheater, digital access system, and visitor amenities, making it both modern and respectful of history. Guided tours are informative, and the park’s peaceful atmosphere invites reflection. A must-visit for anyone interested in Ghana’s rich political legacy.

I took the Mrs and sons on a tour of the life of the first president of Ghana, Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah. Lovely museum and place to be, and much insightful guided tour.

The area is quite open and neat, so it can accommodate many people at once. Nicely built structures that remind me of similar memorial structures in Washington. It's accessible even at night. The structures are well lit, so it is more aestatically pleasing at night, in my opinion. You can still take nice photos. But if you want to appear in them, you will need a good camera or special light of your own. Downside for me going at night was the mosquitoes! I was almost eaten alive! For some reason, I wore pants instead of shorts, and that was a life saver! Have a plan to avoid mosquito 🦟 bites as much as you can!

Visiting the Independence Square in Accra was such a beautiful moment for me. Standing under the grand Black Star Gate with the bold inscription “Freedom and Justice” felt like stepping right into history. The square is spacious and peaceful, despite the busy traffic. It tells the story of Ghana’s freedom in 1957 and stands as a reminder for generations to cherish independence. Walking around the square, I felt deeply connected to the spirit of Africa’s struggle and triumph. It had palm trees swaying gently in the background, making it perfect for both reflection and photos. If you ever visit Accra, make sure you don’t miss this iconic landmark. It’s more than sightseeing, it’s an experience that leaves you inspired as well as hopeful! 🌟

Really loved here. Will surely be back. But I wish tour guides can be assigned here to help people get around. Also, the place could be neater given its historical significance. There are some Nigerians here begging people for money. It is really annoying. Something should be done about that as well.

Arch in remembrance of Ghana’s independence. Must visit site in Ghana all be it very simple. Aerial views from the top of the arch overlooking Independence square and the national football stadium as well as the sea. To go up the arch, you may have to pay a small fee.

Iconic site of the city. It is conveniently located in front of the independence square, walking distance from the sport stadium and only a few kilometers away from Osu castle.

One of the places to add on your list in visiting Ghana, it reminds us of our past, our present and our future, the good thing is , is free to visit

Great history, but the monument itself is not very special.. just some blocks of stones. They really could have done better to celebrate the country and its rich culture and not just build a bad copy of Western monuments..

A meaningful and emotional visit, walking through the dungeons is sobering. The gardens and coastal views offer a calm contrast. It’s a must‑see for history lovers.

A tour of this historical place is where you can get all the information about the comming of the first Europeans to Ghana in the 1400s, and their subsequent deeds, including slavery and colonialism. The tour guides/historians are well informed, and knowledgeable. You can freely ask questions and get answers. This place also served as the seat of Government, even after independence, hence so much history. I recommend 10 out of 10.

Fantastic place anyone visiting Ghana must go to. I learned so much! The guide was great.

Sad story, worth the visit, at least we did return beyond the door of no return. God bless Africa...we have been through a lot!

This place still lingers in my heart and mind. The point of no return is the cruelest thing I've witnessed as part of the tour.

This should be a must see for any visitor to Accra. It is secure and safe as it is inside a government/military area. When you arrive you can pay for a tour which I highly recommend. The tour guide was phenomenal and taught us about the history of the castle in the history of Ghana including the slave trade, the British colonial period, and recent presidents. He was so knowledgeable the castle is very interesting. You can see the dungeons where they kept slaves, queen elizabeths’s bedroom, and even an underground tunnel used to transport slaves. There is also a beautiful garden area you can walk around after the tour. As a solo female traveler I felt very safe and there were many families with children as well. I only recommend keeping a hold on small children as they do have not high railings on every turn like in many western countries… I watched a toddler barrel towards a railing which was only a few feet high which she could have toppled over. (She was fine). I think this is a must see for any tourist and would highly recommend, excellent experience.

The castle was a great experience with some really good historical information. Our guide was very knowledgeable and friendly, took time to answer questions and engage with the group. He even took extra time to walk us around the gardens and explain which flora was brought in from where and how the grounds used to be villages.

Curious about history or just love iconic landmarks? Independence Square/Black Star Square, is a must-visit. This historic site, built to commemorate Ghana’s independence, is one of the largest city squares in the world. Its most striking feature is the Black Star Gate, a powerful symbol of freedom and African unity. Standing beneath it, you can’t help but feel the pride and resilience of a nation that paved the way for many others on the continent. The square is perfect for soaking in the atmosphere, taking pictures, or just enjoying the open space. It’s especially vibrant during national celebrations and events, where the square comes alive with parades, music, and cultural displays. Even on quieter days, its calm ambiance and rich history make it worth the visit. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in Accra. Whether you’re exploring on your own or with friends, it’s a great way to experience a piece of Ghana’s heritage. 9/10.

The Independence Square (Black Star Square) is a square for most government ceremonies. It's open to the public at anytime, and one can freely visit, move about, and take pictures. Opposite the square, is the famous Independence Arch, not to be confused with the arch shape, at the square. This is also accessible to anyone at anytime, however if you want to climb to the top of the arch, you may need permission from some guides onsite. There are some photographers at the arch site, who can dress you up in royal local attire, and take photos, at a fee. There's also the "I love Ghana", in a park, signage behind the Independence Arch. There are no tour guides on both sites, and no tickets needed. I recommend 6 out of 10.

⭐ Black Star Square Review Black Star Square, also known as Independence Square, is one of Ghana’s most iconic landmarks and a powerful symbol of freedom. Located in the heart of Accra, it beautifully represents the country’s journey toward independence and unity. The vast open space, with its grand stands and the towering Black Star Gate, offers a sense of pride and history. It’s a great spot for photos, especially around sunset when the golden light reflects off the monument. The area is usually calm, but during national events and parades, it becomes a vibrant hub full of energy and celebration. A must-visit for anyone exploring Accra and wanting to connect with the spirit of Ghana. Tip: Visit early morning or late afternoon for the best lighting and fewer crowds.

Black Star Square is powerful and symbolic even better with the arch climb. It’s big, bold, and best seen early or as part of a tour. A top “must-see & snap” spot in Accra

A Proud Symbol of Freedom and Unity 🇬🇭 Visiting Black Star Square was a powerful experience. The vast open space, towering monuments, and the iconic Black Star all speak of Ghana’s rich history and its journey to independence. Standing there, you can feel the pride of a nation and the spirit of resilience. It’s a must-see for anyone visiting Accra—beautiful, symbolic, and deeply inspiring.

The Black Star Square is one of the historical and monumental edifice in Ghana and Africa as a whole. It is a symbol of independence, justice and pride. Standing at a place where Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah once stood is golden. 🔥🔥

Visted on a Friday, there are vendors here that will take your pictures. We also got a few souvenirs to buy.

We came here for a business dinner. The food was great. We got many appetizers and each of them were delicious. I got gnocchi for dinner and it was incredible! The staff was very kind and helpful. The ambience was perfect for our group event.

A very enjoyable Sunday lunch. We rocked up without a reservation (which I suspect was frowned upon) but were able to secure a table upstairs, but outside. Both the food and the service were very good. The bathrooms were very nice and clean, however the entry is located in a main thoroughfare from the kitchen.

I will give five stars for the food and service. Good atmosphere, make sure to call to make your reservation in order to get the best seat 😇⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I’ve been to the Polo Club Restaurant a couple of times now, and they always deliver. From the service to the food and overall ambience, everything is consistently top-notch. It’s the kind of place that makes you feel taken care of from the moment you walk in. The indoor dining area is beautifully set and perfect for a quiet, elegant meal but my personal favorite is the patio. Dining outdoors while overlooking the lawn adds something special to the experience. If you’re lucky, you might catch a horse ride or two while you eat, which is always a treat. On my most recent visit, my waiter, Elton, was especially kind and attentive. It’s that level of service that keeps me coming back. Whether it’s your first time or your fifth, the Polo Club never disappoints.

You must try this place. The food is very delicious, the service is great, and of course we cannot forget the view.

I loved the environment — everything was classy and well put together. The food and service were amazing, and it definitely felt like great value for money.

Great ambience…Excellent food and drinks Definitely a place to revisit

A place of worship We had a community health awareness program

Looks bigger from the outside. Sits like an old relic. Beautiful church.

Unfortunately, wouldn't recommend you go there. This is coming from a Christian and someone actively working within the Anglican church. Was spoken to very rudely after entering by someone I can only believe is security and told to 'get out!'. Very disappointing as I visit churches all over the world and have never ever encountered anything like this. I hope this lack of hospitality is not the norm

Very nice building of old, built with old church architecture. In a very calm atmosphere but in the middle of a very congested and business filled location of the high street after the Vodafone office in the Accra business Centre. It’s an amazing place to visit.

Its a big place of worship. Very very well kept and maintained. It was built with old but strong bricks.

Its an amazing place to worship. There is a secondary school at the premises as well. However, there isn't enough parking space

A must visit cathedral in Ghana

Lovely conference sets toilet is very nice dinner arena cool place

It’s a wow 🤩 please to be and it’s memories will always be remembered. Those working there are really doing a great job especially the event planners and the cleaners need ⭐️s because they clean after everyone I love love their washrooms.

A good location for international and local trade affairs. The location has good, planned, and properly demarcated parking lots. The place might be busy most days. The place being in the middle of the town is a little problematic due to high vehicular gridlock. However, the location is a good one.

I attended a conference recently. It was easy to locate. Serene environment with great safety. Food vendors are allowed in when there’s a program.

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Seems like the hub of international events. Sufficient parking for any event with multiple event halls. Internet was superb though they lost power for a few moments. Their washrooms can be better kept too.

It's a great center for different kinds of events. It's very modern and nice decorated. I was at the presentation "hero's of ghana" and it was great. We got free food and drinks. The servers wore beautiful clothes and the show was great. A good mixture between music, art and social work. I would love to go there again!

A beautiful place and iconic edifice representing the legal strides and achievements of Ghana. There are no tours for this place, and pictures inside of the courthouse aren't allowed. Be sure to kindly talk to the security guards, before entering and taking photos. 7 out of 10 recommend.

"Equality before the law, like universal suffrage, holds a privileged place in our political system, and to deny equality before the law delegitimizes that system. . . . when these rights are denied, the expectation that the affronted parties should continue to respect the political system . . . that they should continue to treat it as a legitimate political system--has no basis." —David Luban, Lawyers and Justice: An Ethical Study, 251, 264-66 n.12 (Princeton Univ. Press, 1988)

The Supreme Court of Ghana is the highest judicial authority in the country, established by the 1992 Constitution. As the final court of appeal, it plays a critical role in interpreting and upholding the Constitution, ensuring the rule of law, and safeguarding democracy in Ghana. The Supreme Court's decisions are final and binding on all lower courts, making it central to the legal and judicial system of the nation. The Court is tasked with adjudicating significant legal cases, including constitutional matters, disputes between public institutions, and cases that have wide-ranging legal implications. It also serves as the guardian of the Constitution, ensuring that all laws and actions of the government conform to constitutional principles. Comprising the Chief Justice and other justices, the Supreme Court functions independently to ensure impartiality in its rulings. Its role extends to shaping legal precedents that guide the judicial interpretation of laws and protecting the rights and freedoms of citizens in Ghana.

The infrastructure is quite impressive, though it's unfortunate the restroom cost GHS 1 to use. It could certainly benefit from some renovations. The cafeteria isn't exactly Starbucks, but it at least has coffee available. Security is tight, and litigants and visitors should expect to be searched. Lawyers walk through... It's a bummer, Ghanaian Courts are rooted on the foundation that the Courts exist to serve lawyers but not the people. Therefore, lawyers were deem the "public" when they were informed of upward Court fees increase by 30% whilst the rest of the public learnt of such increase when filing a process. The big part of their duties to shape civilization with each ruling or judgment is yet to see the light of day. On the plus side, there’s a spacious parking area, and it’s free!!! Hopefully, for now!!!

The Apex court of my country Ghana 🇬🇭

Nice and awesome highest suprime court of the land of Ghana

Supreme Court is a where judgment is happening

Here was a lovely cafe called CoCo Cafe in Accra Central. It's at the bottom of the Octagon building. It's a nice place to have a drink and a snack. They do a delicious pineapple 🍍 and ginger 🫚 drink and they do lovely salads 🥗 😋 Nearby is the Accra Metropolitan Assemblies. (new building)

The Octagon is a business centre that leases out office spaces to high target clients. The outdoor garden is beautiful, usually used for weddings, parties, and concert. Has 24/7 security, cleaning, and maintenance staff on the field. The office spaces have their own kitchen and washroom. Their elevators are fast and smell good. The whole reception smells so good, and the receptionist is so beautiful and speaks well. I highly recommend if you are looking for an office space.

Excellent! Serene and neat work and chill environment. Good location since it's close to the highway. Staff and receptionists are polite and helpful.

First, the breeze is incredible. Looks good, has a few firms in it but it's still under construction. The stairs are quite difficult to locate. Good security, lighting and ventilation. It ain't a bad place for any establishment if you ask me.

Great place for office and corporate events

nice building with an underground car park that can help to accommodate lots of traffic at the premises. it has an helipad as well. Has lots of office spaces. A good place to be. It houses Nyaho clinic, access bank, bank of Africa, jxt to mention a few.

People say it's a waste of space but I say, it's the best use of space in a congested vicinity. A spacious place for everything and anything. A very spacious cinema there for renting - conferences and others. Worst part: Restrooms need to be looked at. Water, soaps and sanitizers aren't there as of 13th May 2023 at 6:30pm.

Very very nice place. You can find a lot of groceries, breads, meats, cheese and some beautiful pastries. However, they are a little bit expensive. The service is nice. They are very professional. I just went there to visit the place. I liked the experience so i will definitely come back. I recommend.

Very clean and well managed supermarket, great shopping experience. But the price is clearly beyond common sense.

Koala is popularity known. It is a place where events and cinema tickets can be purchased. It's a store where you can also buy ice cream, pastries, and other confectionaries. It's close to the airport as well. And has fair pricing

Nice environment with wonderful stuffs They have a backery inside

It's a very nice place has a car park with security always monitoring your vehicles, goods and services here are very affordable and they have a good customer service.

Lovely place. Best thing is bakery. Shelves weren't as filled expected. Heinz first steps occupied a considerable amount of space. No clear demarcation for health conscious folk. I liked the vegetable collection although more exotic pricey but cheaper than Max Mart. Maybe it was just me but a bit more lighting would be helpful

Prices are a bit higher than competition. I love their bread though. It's pretty flavourful. The parking space can get full especially over the weekend but there are tons of places around where you can park. The butcher's corner always serves fresh meats with a nice variety of options.

Beautiful edifice but management of the building should be serious about maintenance and repair works

It's a really cool place to be. I believe it's a well and strategically located in the heart of Accra and in the central business district or the financial district. Once you make it to the 15th floor of the building you're sure you enjoy the views from the height. But the AC could be better in the pantry so it's not so warm when you go for your lunch meal.

Fast service return at the UBA Banking Hall, absolutely no queues.

The building looks good on the outside but only two out of four elevators work so u need to wait a long time for them to arrive. Also bathrooms are not very clean with soap running out all the time for days before they are refilled

This is a UBA Bank Head Quarters. The Number one thing I observed from this Bank is Security. They are vigilant and that gives you a sense of secured environment to transct your business. Their staffs are well cultured. They smile, talk politely and give you guidnce where the need may be. They have a car park, wheel chair accessible entrance as well. They observe the COVID-19 protocols. I had a great experience visiting this place and I will recommend it to everyone.

Easy to access. Elevator works fine and labels are posted to easy guide. Safety is apparently okay. Fire extinguishers are all available per floor and within 50 feet reach.

It's a busy place during weekday working hours. Though there's a big parking space the section dedicated to visitors is relatively smaller. The building houses several companies, you can check at the main reception, on which floor or section to find whichever company you are visiting.

Security could do much better with appearance (shoes) and communication. Would have been nice to have a laptop charging station in the lobby/waiting area Fine otherwise

I had a great time

It's always a delight to be invited to a book launch at British Council. It's large enough for a sizeable crowd but cozy enough for the intimacy required for a creative venture.

The British Council, Accra, supports peace and prosperity by building connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and countries worldwide. They uniquely combine the UK’s deep expertise in arts and culture, education and the English language, our global presence and relationships in over 100 countries, our unparalleled access to young people and influencers and our creative sparkle. Find them within the Cedi House- National Theatre - Efua Sutherland Park enclave and go make your enquiries.

All my visits there were ones that returned great experiences. I met nice people there and it was a great place to network. It is a cool place to organize an educative program because people can actually listen and not just hear whatever you say. It has space to eat something. It has space to set up dinner or just a cocktail. Anything you want.

A serene environment for taking exams. Large parking space. Good customer service .

A serene yet security tight area with a welcoming human resource

Ridge Towers is said to be built in the early 1980's. The owner is said to be the nation's Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT). The Ridge Car Park was built to support the mobility of both Worker and would be visitors of the Ridge Towers. The Ridge Towers has a large area of its compound as Car Park for Visitors. There is a high wall separating the Ridge Car Park and the grounds of Ridge Towers. The Towers has Business top floors. It was formerly being rented by MTN, internet operator and the Fidelity Bank Ghana Limited. MTN has moved out a little over two years now. The Bank has made a considerable area of its compound as Visitors Car Park clearly to show that it holds the Customers or visitors in high esteem. The Ridge Towers is Fidelity Bank's Operational Headquarters. There is a Banking Service at the Ground Floor. The Bank has an ATM and One also at the Main Entrance. For a security reason only one Entrance is used both as Entry and Exist for both Workers and Visitors. There is an ATM at the Entrance leading into the Ridge Car Park building. The Fidelity Bank has Operational Managers responsible for the operations of its Regional Branches' banking activities. Operational Managers are very Prudential of the banks Products such as Loans, Investments and others. The Fidelity Bank is still the only business entity occupying the Ridge Towers. There is a Wheelchair accessibility but no Wheelchair parking place. The Towers was built purposely for Business activities and the property is being managed by the Broll Ghana Limited.

It was quite a wonderful experience walking into the tower which is also the HQ of Fidelity Bank Ghana, security is tight on the premises. It has a good parking space and if that is not enough there's a Car park about 5 stores beside the HQ

My visit there was mainly for work and I loved everything that happened there. Workers treated people with respect and I hope it wasn’t because there were intercontinental people all over. Don’t be shy if you ever visit the Ghana Shippers Authority. Humane they are

I love the place. It's a nice environment

Head Office of Fidelity Bank is located here. Ample parking space which is also wheel chair accessible.

Plush head office of Fidelity Bank Ghana. Impressive edifice and good customer service.

Went there to collect a cheque from one of my customers from fidelity bank . Security staff really friendly . Helped me find car park in more than a full place . The experience at fidelity was quite straightforward too .was a Friday evening All were in their Friday closing... Overall nice experience....

Has quite a number of office spaces and aside that, there are also spaces for organising events like conferences, weddings etc... There is a restaurant on the ground floor where you can order food to go, dine in or even contract them for your events on-site or outside. There are also parking spaces for cars on the premises

Beautiful space to hold events. Spacious parking space.

This building is situated in the CBD - right next to the British Council . There’s a cafeteria and spacious car park.

The place is beautiful and budget friendly. The customer experience was great. The facilities manager was very helpful and friendly.

This is the Ghana World Trade Center Located at Accra Downtown at Ridge. Here you have a board of information about doing business in Ghana and abroad Personnel here are very welcoming and professionals Are you planning to do business with Ghana, then here is the place where to grab all information

It does what it was designed to do. Has office and conference space, also restaurants and a gym. Parking is a problem here though.

Great office complex

Been living here for a month now, I am completely satisfied about everything. Security is very good, management as well, the place is super clean. Facilities are well equipped and the house is perfect.

The skyline of Accra Airport City looks glorious with mirage. The mirage residence is an iconic tower worth patronizing and visiting to know the availability of their rooms

Location: it is located at the airport road opposite the frozen spoon Days spent: 3 days Amount: 290 dollars Experience: Such an amazing apartment, so clean, the staff were really professional and nice. Security: the apartment was really secured Will I come back: Absolutely 👍

When you talk of mirage residence you talk of heaven, the environment is nice, security is good, the whole building is fill with video cameras the car park area is nice.... the room are very nice , friendly pupil will make you enjoy the place ,the nice ladies and the men at the front desk receiption. if you want a good environment to locate your family don't go anywhere else MIRAGE RESIDENCE IS THE BEST OF ALL.......

The building looks very nice from outside. And beautiful inside as well. The sample furnished room showed was very inviting and Tasteful. Customer service on the other hand was below average. We were made to sit down for a while. The lady Nusodia was very helpful and answered all questions, however she promised sending us an email which she never did. The other staff at the reception were not helpful

D I S A S T E R ! The place is very nice, but the service is awful. Every small action or request becomes a crazy complicated, long and irritating process. And I don't think that staff is the problem, it is the management who taught staff to act like this. So sorry that such a nice building, gym, pool and etc is spoiled by this customer experience. This is not an impulsiveness, I've been living here for more than 2 weeks now and didn't want to leave bad reviews, but I'm just tired of this service.

Very beautiful building and environment

A very nice place with a good ambience, commendable for your business meetings and office spaces

Great view and services but there must be signs of entrances and other necessary stuffs for easy direction to the new comers😄

A very sweet and romantic environment to work

Very comfortable parking place

Atlantic Towers houses BMW, VFS Global, Bang and Olufsen

Security guys can be very rough. They need to take their time to explain where visitors can park their cars.

Nice office place

I really love it and I'm sure I'll someday be there before I become old❤️❤️

Interesting to see the Parliament building. Full of history and very quirky.

I thank the leadership for plans for our health. My health!

A nice place to visit

We loved the scene and the serene atmosphere

Nice place 🤠

Spacious and nice environment

Home Away from Home. Fantastic location with many corner shops, boutiques, restaurants around & very understanding management. Wifi was fast and reliable. TV had great AfrIcan Entertainment & Business Channels. Definitely a nice stay with Value for money

Very Rude manageress place is very nice costumer service 0% please owner of the place should try and supervise working staff if not will loss a lot of costumers and to check out after just a night stay there because of rude nature of manageress

Good service

Luxurious Apartments

Y2K

Still under construction and families still moving in

Perfect apartment for family

Nice 😊

Good place for leisure

Serene environment

The architecture of the mosque is modern and beautiful but not the environment. Much needed attendance in sanitation should be given.

Historical, Ethical, and One Of the most important places to the whole Ghanaians. May Allah accept our Ibadat Ameen

The is the hub for car spares

One of the biggest central mosques in Ghana!! Good spot to pray if u happen to find yourself in Central Accra. It has a spacious car park. I believe it always open to the public

Was good

Accra Central Mosque is the central place of worship for all muslims in the country. It's very large place to contain a lot of muslims for worship and other activities. This huge and magnificent building is really beautiful and well built. Check out the place if you're a Muslim or a tourist and you will love it.

In here you can get all food stuff to buy. But sanitation aspect is very bad. Measures must be put in place to make the place more hygienic.