Fort Nassau- Travel Tips
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Historical & Cultural
Ghana
5 Reviews
+2 Photos
Suggested Duration: 3 hours
Fort Nassau in Cape Coast, Ghana, is the first Dutch fort in West Africa, pivotal in gold and slave trades, and a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979 for its historical significance.

Attractions in Cape Coast

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Reviews of Fort Nassau

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Stephanie C
    2
    Reviewed: 2024-07-07

    The food and drinks failed to impress. We ordered the shrimp pasta, tenderloin and scallops. Despite a friendly server and stunning views, the dishes fell short. Long wait times, cold food, and bland flavors left much to be desired. While the scenery was spectacular, the overall dining experience was disappointing.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Ignacio H
    4
    Reviewed: 2022-12-22

    It is nothing more than ruins, few walls standing in glory. The space has been repurposed into a local fish smoking facility. Nonetheless, the remaining pieces can give a broad idea of the overall structure. The view from top is worth the short climb, you see the Moree port and the city’s roofs.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar WILLIAMS ABAKAH
    5
    Reviewed: 2020-03-02

    Nice view

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Joseph Fiifi Mensah
    5
    Reviewed: 2019-02-20

    This place is the first ever fort built by the british in Ghana but was destroied in a bomb blast. However, you only see the remains at the place

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Stephen Gyan
    3
    Reviewed: 2018-09-04

    I quite remember hearing how beautiful the edifice was until the Dutch left it in ruins forgetting it splendor. I wish it remained that way till today, we may have had enough evidence the tell posterity yet unborn the history of their past.

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