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What you need to know about Accra
Accra is a city with deep historical and cultural heritage dating back to tens of centuries behind. The populous city has 12 local government districts which include 11 municipal districts and the Accra Metropolitan District. Though all the 12 local governments are part of the Accra city, the heart of the city refers to the Accra Metropolitan city. Accra’s west border is the intersection of the Lafa stream and Mallam junction, and the northern border is the Great Hall of the University of Ghana. It’s bordered on the east by the Nautical College and the south by the Gulf of Guinea.
Accra is considered the heartbeat of the nation’s economic and administrative sector. The city has been designated as a “Gamma level world city” indicating a growing level of international influence and connectedness.
Tourism wise, Accra is a place where gleaming skyscrapers, glittering waters, and modernity merge with dusty roads and ancient traditions to give a perfect blend of uniqueness. A walk along the streets of Accra will expose you to many places, activities, and excellent atmosphere that’ll have you always coming back for more. The coastal parts of the city are piled with idle fishing boats decorated with traditional symbols. These boats which are a significant part of the fishing business are highly valued and protected by the fishermen. If you’re lucky, you may come across the local fishermen singing local songs while they cast their nets. These songs are believed to have the power to evoke certain types of fishes and make their quest successful.
Accra is a city with deep historical and cultural heritage dating back to tens of centuries behind. The populous city has 12 local government districts which include 11 municipal districts and the Accra Metropolitan District. Though all the 12 local governments are part of the Accra city, the heart of the city refers to the Accra Metropolitan city. Accra’s west border is the intersection of the Lafa stream and Mallam junction, and the northern border is the Great Hall of the University of Ghana. It’s bordered on the east by the Nautical College and the south by the Gulf of Guinea.
Accra is considered the heartbeat of the nation’s economic and administrative sector. The city has been designated as a “Gamma level world city” indicating a growing level of international influence and connectedness.
Tourism wise, Accra is a place where gleaming skyscrapers, glittering waters, and modernity merge with dusty roads and ancient traditions to give a perfect blend of uniqueness. A walk along the streets of Accra will expose you to many places, activities, and excellent atmosphere that’ll have you always coming back for more. The coastal parts of the city are piled with idle fishing boats decorated with traditional symbols. These boats which are a significant part of the fishing business are highly valued and protected by the fishermen. If you’re lucky, you may come across the local fishermen singing local songs while they cast their nets. These songs are believed to have the power to evoke certain types of fishes and make their quest successful.
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