Thursday, March 21, 2013

Eleven places to go in Abidjan




Abidjan is viewed as a small region, though there are numerous places to go if time permits a visitor.

The Plateau comprises of mountains and crystal steams known for its beauty and parks.

St. Paul Cathedral is a major landmark in Abidjan famous for is glass work and fascinating grounds to walk on.

Banco Forest is classified as a national park, located at Attecoube.

Grand Bassam has various artisan shops along the way as well as wood carvings that can serve as souvenirs.

Felix Houphouet-Boigny Stadium is named after the first President of Ivory Coast.

Vridi Beaches is a good place to go, though swimming here is a bit difficult, there is an exposure to the ocean.

National Museum is rated as one of the best in the world with a collection of Ivory, Statues and artifacts.

Plantations of Coffee & Cocoa exposes a visitor to the mass production of both.

Treichville is popular for its night life and has a number of restaurants, bars and cafes.

Cocody is a beautiful place to go and a perfect view of St. Paul's Cathedral is seen here as a human figure.

Zoo. The zoo is one of the richest in Africa with various kinds of animals present there.

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