Having enjoyed your first night in Accra, today is dedicated to an Accra city tour, first visit is W. E. B. DuBois and Pan African Center is a memorial place and a research center “Africa Diaspora Forum Embassy” dedicated into a great Pan Africanist who lived and died as a Ghanaian, he came to Ghana at the Age of 93 with 1,000 books to work on African Encyclopedia on invitation of Ghana’s first president. At the center we will also visit African American Association of Ghana and Diaspora African Forum office. We continue to visit National Museum, which is ethnographic in nature and gives us an excellent overview of West African history and cultural and also there is adjoining Gardens which houses sculptures which tells about our customs and history. Lunch will be taken at a local restaurant serving a selection of West African and continental dishes. Next on our city tour is a visit to James Town which is a fishing community with a lot of vibrant tourist activities notably is the recent Street Art Festival “Chale Wote” with a lot of fascinating street art works, we will also visit a Brazilian lane, which inhabit Stone Houses which was built by formal enslave Africans from Brazil who seal their way back to the Guinea Coast after Slave Trade was abolished and some of them ended up in Accra Ghana, some continue to Nigeria others stay in Ghana and integrate very well in Ghana society. We will pass by Independence Square and view the enclosed flame of African liberation, which was lit by Kwame Nkrumah himself in 1961. We continue on a short distance to the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, final resting place of Ghana’s founder. Set in attractive gardens, there is an adjoining museum, which contains photos, artifacts and an insight into this incredible man’s life. Adjoining the park is the National Cultural Center, which is actually Ghana’s largest outdoor arts and crafts market selling traditional crafts from all over West Africa. After testing your bargaining skills we return to our hotel, in the evening we will enjoy dinner at Bondai restaurant, the remainder of the evening is for leisure and enjoying some nightlife in Accra.