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Private Guided Stone Town Historical Walking Tour
5.0
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Zanzibar
We tailored this tour differently than many do, we aimed to show to the travellers this oldest part of Zanzibar town with help of knowledgeable and professional guides who know all about the city, culture and traditional of of this city.
Duration:
3 hours
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- House of Wonders (Beit-el-Ajaib) - Visitors will pause here to learn about the building’s significance to the sultanate.
- Old Slave Market/Anglican Cathedral - Our expert guide will provide insights into the history of slavery in East Africa. Guests will also visit the slave chambers, monument, and exhibition.
- Darajani Bazaar - Visitors can shop for spices and explore the variety of fish and fruits native to Zanzibar.
- The Old Fort (Ngome Kongwe) - As one of the oldest remnants of Portuguese rule in East Africa, this site features an old theatre, souvenir shops, and henna painters.
- People’s Palace Museum - Although currently closed to the public, visitors will receive an informative briefing about this historic building from outside.
- Freddie Mercury Museum - The birthplace of Freddie Mercury, where visitors can explore exhibits about his life, family, and illustrious career.
What's Included
- Bottled water
- All fees and/or taxes
What's Not Included
- On-board restrooms
- Anything that’s out of itinerary
Location
House of Wonders
Sokoku Street
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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80lysv
Jul 8, 2024
1001 nights on Zanzibar - Mansour let us through the tiny and beautiful streets of Stone Town. It was clear he knew a lot about the history and could answer any question we had. Mansour grew up on Zanzibar and he has a clear love for the island and it's people. The history of Stone Town was really interesting. I recommend to go in the afternoon, so that you can end the tour on Forodhani night market. We were really impressed by the architecture of Stone Town and the spice market. It's definitely a must visit when going to Zanzibar!
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