Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park

The Park tells History of great Dr. Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah ,the first prime minister of Ghana. The park had lots of activities and celebrations to mark Ghana's independence. The place was full of people , both young and old . Fashioned in Ghanaian Jersey and other African clothing to mark the day. It's a lovely and Serene place to be with a taste of History. Some parts of the museum is restricted (no pictures and videos). Your also required pay an entry fee . Their tourist guides are lovely and well thought.

The Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park and Mausoleum is an impressive attraction and is one of the most modern structures we encountered in Ghana on our visit. The park was built in dedication to Ghana's first president, and you can learn about his life and legacy. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the country, and the park holds immense cultural and historical significance. The statues, gardens, fountains and mausoleum are modern, well-kept and well worth a visit. It was also great to see a lot of school groups there, learning about their heritage. However, this archaic practice of not allowing photos in museums and other certain attractions is irritating.

We had a lovely afternoon ! The park is clean, and perfect for spend quality time with family. Beyond the beautiful surroundings, the memorial offers meaningful insights into history, making the visit both enjoyable and educational. We truly appreciated the experience and would gladly come back.

Truthfully, I had no idea who Dr. Kwame was, as I am not Ghanaian. However, this museum is very enlightening and powerful as it shares his life with full authenticity with us. Works of love went into this place. It is gorgeous 😍 The art is magical and whomever sculpted all of the statues should have their very own museum. The attention to detail, the way they made each piece with different emotions and thought. Priceless. There are a ton of Dr. Kwame's original pieces all the way from college. This is a must see.

Beautiful place. Much more lively than National museum. The tour guide left us hanging for more than 40mins before we were added to a group. The tour guide we got was very friendly. She said a lot and comprehensively. There's a WiFi for those who bought the museum ticket. There's a hot pot restaurant at the back. I had fufu there, it was incredible. So soft and stretchy. The ambient in general was lovely. I would love to visit, again.

Great place dedicated to the African man of the millennium. Good tour guides, good landscaping, there's gift shop, restaurant, snack bar, Mr. Candy Gh, Coconut bar all available for visitors at a fee. Beautiful and educative artefact

I was thoroughly impressed with the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial. Very informative, accommodating tour guide. Even helped me taking pictures and provided directions on posing. Greatly appreciated. A must for all of the African diaspora.

Amazing exhibit with great history and visuals. My only complaint which seems to be an ongoing issue in Ghana is organization. Missed 15 minutes of the tour because the guide did not collect everyone before starting .