Abidjan City Tour
Tour Details
Tour vibrant Abidjan, overlooking the southern Atlantic coast of Côte d’Ivoire, with a local culture that comes alive throughout its diverse neighborhoods with a vibrant, tropical mood.Here, in modern Africa, Abidjan is the economic and cultural hub where it’s quite common for shiny wealth to stand side-by-side next to painful poverty. Dubbed the “Paris of Africa” it boasts a breathtaking modern skyline and a sophisticated cosmopolitan culture complete with thriving markets, street-food hubs, art galleries, and sleek bars. Your city tour takes you to the boldly modern Cathedrale St. Paul, which features beautiful stained-glass windows and a unique elephant-like silhouette.This activity is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility as it involves a considerable amount of walking. Before visiting Ivory Coast, it is important to note that a visa is required for entry. During your visit, you should also be aware that the La Pyramide is temporarily closed for renovations. When taking photos, it is important to obtain permission before taking pictures of government officials or buildings. These guidelines are put in place to ensure the safety and comfort of all visitors.
Departure & Return Location
Port of Abidjan
Departure Time
Hotel/ upon arrival at the port
Price Includes
Price Excludes
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What to Expect
Tour vibrant Abidjan, overlooking the southern Atlantic coast of Côte d’Ivoire, with a local culture that comes alive throughout its diverse neighborhoods with a vibrant, tropical mood.Here, in modern Africa, Abidjan is the economic and cultural hub where it’s quite common for shiny wealth to stand side-by-side next to painful poverty. Dubbed the “Paris of Africa” it boasts a breathtaking modern skyline and a sophisticated cosmopolitan culture complete with thriving markets, street-food hubs, art galleries, and sleek bars. Your city tour takes you to the boldly modern Cathedrale St. Paul, which features beautiful stained-glass windows and a unique elephant-like silhouette.This activity is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility as it involves a considerable amount of walking. Before visiting Ivory Coast, it is important to note that a visa is required for entry. During your visit, you should also be aware that the La Pyramide is temporarily closed for renovations. When taking photos, it is important to obtain permission before taking pictures of government officials or buildings. These guidelines are put in place to ensure the safety and comfort of all visitors
Itinerary
Stop AtMosquee du Plateau
We will pick you at the port at 8 AM at the port terminal gate , where you will meet you guide
holding a signs your group leaders name . The drive to Mosquee du Plateau One of the largest
Muslim religious sites in the country, Grande Mosquee du Plateau remains unfinished but open
for visitors. Initiated in 1996 to create a place of worship for Plateau’s Muslim population, the
mosque boasts a richly decorated facade and tall minarets, along with a blue dome and marble
floors inside. Only men may enter the mosque.
Duration 10 mins
Pass By; La Pyramide
Pass ByLa Pyramide
You will also get to visit a pyramide an old building designed by Italian architecture
It was meant to recreate the liveliness of the traditional Ivorian marketplace, consciously
(designed) in contrast to the sterile modern architecture that preceded it at the time” says Herz.
Sadly, he notes, those aspirations never came to pass
Stop At:St Paul’s Cathedral
Designed by renowned architect Aldo Spirito, St. Paul’s Cathedral is a unique monument that
serves as the mother church for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Abidjan. Its construction
was completed in 1985 and since then it has been a major attraction of Abidjan in addition to
being a house of worship. People marvel at the unique, futuristic structure and the sheer size of
the cross-shaped tower
Duration 30 mins
Sofitel Abidjan Hotel
Prooced toThe Ivore
Proceed to the Ivore is located in an oasis of greenery filled with history, combining the French
way of life and local tradition. Her you will have a chance to use the washroom for some
refreshment as you take amazing pictures
Duration 30 mins
Stop At; Civilization Museum OR Galerie Cécile Fakhoury
Here you will learn about Abidjan’s history and culture. The human and animal statuettes made
from terracotta are extremely beautiful. There are also a number of wooden masks, Ivorian
musical instruments and pottery items with the total collection adding to nearly 20,000
Duration 30 mins
Head to:Galerie Cécile Fakhoury
The gallery cultivates awareness of the creativity and artistic diversity within Africa through
exhibitions, international fairs, biennales and collaborations with international galleries. Strongly
rooted in their respective identities and stories, the artists represented by Cécile Fakhoury
distinguish themselves through the use of a language that aims to dismantle barriers and reject
geographical stigmatisation
Stop At.Centre Artisanal de la Ville
Drive to Centre Artisanal de la Ville, an artisan village with workshops selling a variety of
handicrafts. Browse through Korhogo cloth paintings, batiks, loin cloths, jewelry, and folk art,
and poke around the countless stands, huts, galleries, and souvenir shops. Observe craftspeople
in their workshops, and grab a meal at one of the huts serving food. Note that you’ll see local art
pieces alongside those coming from Ghana, Mali, Nigeria, and other African countries. You wil
drive ack to the port fro drop off
Duration 50 mins
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