Discover the best top things to do in Lagunes Region, United States including Parker Place - Reggae Specialist, St. Paul's Cathedral, Musee National des Costumes, CAVA - Centre Artisanal de la Ville, Banco National Park, Musee des Civilisations de Cote d’Ivoire, Jardin botanique de Bingerville, Zoo Nationale d'Abidjan.
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4.5 based on 62 reviews
If you like Reggae music, this is your place. If you are not a big fan, still you can enjoy live performances. Every night you can enjoy at least a couple of singers/bands while having drinks. Take care that the shows(and the place) doesn't start before 10:30 pm.
4.0 based on 247 reviews
This is a beautiful building and the people there are so welcoming. Very moving experience. Strongly urge going when there is a mass going on; the participants are so moved by the service ... breathtaking.
4.0 based on 56 reviews
My Ivorian friend brought me to Grand Bassem on a recent visit to Abidjan for an event. As we rode through the town, it appeared as if we rolled back in time. When we arrived at the building the museum looked like those colonial buildings you'd see in documentaries... whitewashed with expertly-manicured lawns. The building showed obvious signs of aging and there were no other visitors there. There were many stories about tradition, hierarchy and roles that elders held in ancient societies. The customs were very interesting because they represent specific ethnic groups, status, wisdom, marital status. The Akan exhibit was interesting because of the "Royal Hammock" from which the king would lie. It resembled a coffin to remind the king he had to be a just leader or else... There were small things in the outfits like the caps. In one instance, you could only wear the cap if you had reached a certain level of wisdom. Reminds me of the mortar board worn for graduates. All in all, it was a very interesting exhibit. I went to the souvenir shop next door and bought jewelry from three vendors including one man who was albino. Very nice gentleman. I would recommend it. There is a carpet factory down the street that is also very good.
4.0 based on 111 reviews
Great market place - where they sell rubbish as well as really great african art ! Vendors are friendly -all of them . Prices can be high or low and anything in between , depending solely on you , on your knowledge , your bargaining skills and finally on the price you are comfortable with !
4.0 based on 83 reviews
It went well. We met the guide at the offical entrance to the Park on the south side, close to Ajami, The tour involved about 4Km walk down quite a wide path, Highlights were: the "off path" diversion tramping thru +/- 400 metres of untouched forest, feeding a large shoal of giant sized "cat fish" with Baguettes, seeing some enormous trees. listening to the birds aand sounds of the forest. Guide was good, informed and interested in the forest etc. Our car and driver were wating for us at the "school facility" located 4Km inside the forest, we drive out from there. Small fee to access the Park, 5,000 CFA for Europeans, 1,000 CFA for locals. Paid guide a further 10k CFA. no food or electricity avaibale in the forest.
3.5 based on 53 reviews
A truly hidden gem in the heart of Abidjan CBD, not advertised enough. The place has been refreshed, its main exhibits reorganised for consistency. The place is easy to locate near the military armed forces head office (Camp Galieni) and the administrative state tower buildings. The beautiful external architecture represents an Akan royal court surrounded by gorgeous centennial trees. The exhibit area is clean and air conditioned, the staff and guides welcoming and filled with great knowledge about the items and exhibits. The museum has a restaurant and a library. The management is projecting on opening a gift shop.
3.0 based on 35 reviews
En famille ou entre amis, venez découvrir le Zoo d’Abidjan. Entrez dans un parc verdoyant et découvrez nos 355 animaux extraordinaire étendue sur une superficie totale de 4 hectare. Entrez dans le zoo et vivez une aventure inoubliable
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