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Elmina Castle

Elmina

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Elmina Castle is a point of interest, located at Elmina, Ghana. They can be contacted via phone at +233 20 179 6793, visit their website www.everycastle.com for more detailed information.

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Elmina
Added by Jopie, at 27 February 2017

Opening Hours

  • Monday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Sunday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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25 Reviews

  • Joycelyn Kubi
    03 June 2018

    The guide was great. Gave us time to take pictures and answered all out questions best he can. The price is quite low too.

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  • George Anatsui
    24 May 2018

    Nice re-cap. I believe the tour guides have better delivery now

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  • Erik Kuiper
    25 April 2018

    Elmina castle is a centuries old slave trade fortes. The location is very pretty. a beautiful scenery. There are great guides who can almost bring history to life by their stories. A must go when you visit Ghana. a lot of slave made people ware traded here by the Arabic traders and sold to European ships. a great part of the people who live these days in Suriname came from Ghana.

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  • Emana Imona
    06 April 2018

    Beautiful scenery. Lovely picture background. Great story about African history. A great place to visit while in Ghana. The water view from the castle is serene

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  • Hadiza Abubakar
    14 March 2018

    I suggest all Africans and non Africans must pay a visit to the Castle. The History of how our forefathers were sold and tortured during the slave trade is a must know for every individual. At the end of the tour i personally felt fortunate for what i am today without holding any grudge to the slave masters but to look forward to campaigning on human rights protection for all. The tourist guide were excellent.

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  • C. Akompong
    12 February 2018

    Everyone should visit once in their lifetime. Living history. "Pre-order" bracelets with your name woven into it from the vendor outside the castle. But wait to buy artifacts at the end of the tour from the shop in the very last room inside the castle; their prices were the most reasonable. And don't forget to tip the tour guide if they do a good job. My guide did great! Professional, cordial and knowledgeable.

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  • Meredith Bailey
    06 February 2018

    Tour guide was very knowledgeable and informative. Very moving experience. I learned a lot and it was definitely worth the visit. They also have a book store with lots of great books on Africa, and an art shop. The inside of the castle is beautiful with a rich history.

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  • Kwabena Dankwa
    23 January 2018

    A monumental historical edifice in Ghana dating back to the 1400s in the coastal town of Elmina located in the Central Region of Ghana. Attracts high number of tourists from within and outside Ghana. A must visit site in Ghana.

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  • Ashish Kumar
    10 January 2018

    It's a place to visit but I am more into nature. In fact, I didn't go inside but outside castle is better place. You should go towards the rock after crossing the down area. It s beautiful for photography and the breeze and the clear water.

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  • Cade Dopp
    31 December 2017

    We had a great tour here. Our tour guide was a local university student and he was knowledgeable and easy to understand. The castle was cool to see and learning about its history was thought provoking. After the tour we were able to keep wandering around and explore the castle.

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  • Dávid Vogel
    05 December 2017

    Already when approaching the castle, the surrounding port, the colorful boats set a very intereting atmosphere. Then you enter the castle, and forget about the outside world. Wander around the rooms and chambers and try to consume everything you see, hear and imagine about life, centuries ago.

    You really can't miss visiting this magnificent piece of history! A must.

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  • Emmanuel Gamor
    29 November 2017

    The oldest European building in the Sub-Saharan Africa. It was built the 1600s and is still in existence. It holds a rich history of the Trans Atlantic Trade. It is recommended for every body to visit this iconic attraction in Ghana.

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  • Cindy Spangler
    29 November 2017

    I would highly recommend this castle. It was a wonderful experience and the guide was a great experience. It wasn't crowded either.

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  • Kelechi Wanjoku
    29 November 2017

    If you can hold your tears when they tell the stories, when you see where the slaves slept & get to the point of no returnthen go. Its beautiful views makes you wonder how such inhumane things can happen at such a beautiful place. The tour guides are great & helpful, they have gift shops and be sure to take beautiful pictures at the top with the ocean view

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  • Stephen Trickett
    24 October 2017

    One of those must visit places filled with a dark history. Tour was good and lots of local craft on sale. Possibly more could be done 're displays around the history

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  • Loretta Odame Awuah
    30 September 2017

    Great place to learn about slave trade. Well maintained tourist site

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  • Anthony Boame
    26 September 2017

    In fact the are good sometimes but they Black peoples very bad in the olden days also again is not them fault is our leather's who let all this things happen to the Black and up to date we are still thinking bad for our self and also doing WEAKED things to our self why blacks we should. pray, pray, pray,pray, prayer and prayers for give ness to unseen OMNIPOTENT

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  • Nana Jukwakyi Agovi
    15 September 2017

    Awesome experience with the tour. Martin our volunteer tour guide was amazing; very resourceful and extremely knowledgeable about our history.

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  • Cephas Ahiaku
    31 August 2017

    An amazing monument. I only think about the man power that was used at the time. cos current tech is unable to achieve this.

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  • Michael Takyi
    29 June 2017

    Great and historic place to be.. Too much Emotions for our brother's and sisters in the diaspora. The arts market has beautiful things to offer, make sure you buy a CD PLAYER about the castle. enjoy your visit!

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  • Stephanie Amoako
    28 April 2017

    Walking throughout Elmina Castle I could feel the presence of Souls that came thru this part history. The Tour guide was absolutely fabulous. Its good thing to tip him. His deep details of the horrors that happened here to Africans by Europeans is heartbreaking. But we as Africans can never be broken. We are strong. Knowing my Great Great Great Great Grand Father passed thru here and survived slavery and my Family still strong in 2017 its amazing my People our history Our strength. Just amazing.

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  • Kay Dee
    18 April 2017

    Amazing experience! The only thing that put a damper on the experience were the overzealous trolls outside of the castle trying to shake up down for money. It really was very irritating and the Elmina staff should avoid them crowding visitors like they did us. They wait right at the entry way and as soon as you exit they are on you like vultures. If it were not for the driver warning us I would have been very afraid. Nothing to do with race but the fact that they surround you and don't allow you to walk away.

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  • Michael Takyi
    13 April 2017

    Great and awesome place to be.. Too much Emotion for our brother's and sisters in the diaspora.

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  • Ashley Grey
    16 March 2017

    History of a continent capturing bitter days well documented and preserved for posterity. Nice

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  • Koen Nomden
    06 March 2017

    Like Cape Coast Castle, so important to visit these places.

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