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• Built-in the 17th century by the Omanis, this fort has transformed into a cultural center with art galleries, shops, and a chance to learn about the island's history.
• This waterfront park is famous for its vibrant evening food market, where visitors can savor a variety of local delicacies, including seafood, Zanzibar pizza, and more.
• This grand palace showcases Swahili and Arab architecture and once hosted the Zanzibar royal family. It's now a museum with exhibits about the island's culture and history
• The birthplace of the legendary Queen frontman Freddie Mercury.It's now a small museum dedicated to his life and music. The museum is not so big but it has so many interested legacy of Freddie mercury which show his life from the beginning to the end of his life as a rock star band . We will just visit outside of this museum where you can have a pictures outside,but there’s an entrance fee when you want to visit inside which is 8$ per person.
• Built on the site of the former slave market, the cathedral is a solemn reminder of Zanzibar's role in the slave trade. The nearby memorial is a moving tribute to the victims
• The former palace of the sultans, this building offers a glimpse into royal life and Zanzibar's political past
• The church was constructed by French missionaries in the 19th century the design of the church is similar with the Marseille Cathedral in France
• A bustling bazaar where visitors can immerse themselves in the local atmosphere and purchase spices, fruits, vegetables, textiles, and more.
• Nestled in the heart of Stone Town, Lukmaan Restaurant is a beloved establishment that has gained a reputation for serving authentic Zanzibari cuisine with a focus on local flavors and traditional dishes. It's a perfect place to immerse oneself in the culinary culture of Zanzibar. The restaurant is much affordable for all tourists,you can eat and experience swahili cuisine not more than 20$ per person which is just normal price.
• Jaws Corner is a vibrant and iconic gathering place in the heart of Stone Town, Zanzibar. Known for its lively atmosphere, local interactions, and aromatic beverages, Jaws Corner offers a one-of-a-kind experience that immerses visitors in Zanzibar's social and cultural fabric.
• This is a hotel in stone town with a restaurant and a rooftop where you will see an amazing Stone town view from the rooftop of Swahili house while you are sipping juice,coffee e.t.c.The rooftop is free for everyone to witness the view of Stone town but the tourists should buy any drink like water,soda or whatever.
• The Hamamni Persian Baths are a fascinating testament to Zanzibar's diverse history and architectural heritage. These ancient baths, dating back to the 19th century, showcase the influence of Persian and Arabian cultures on the island. Intertwining history, architecture, and culture, a visit to the Hamamni Persian Baths is a journey through time. We will just visit outside to see it’s architecture but there’s an entrance fee when you want to visit inside which is 8$ per person.