One of the days I spent in Accra we wandered around various sites significant to the history of Ghana. I was at first a little annoyed that I had to pay to walk into this park... I'm used to just walking into most any public space without having to pay... but I think this was worth the cost of admission.... More

Kwamy Nkrumah is the First president for Ghana, and this memorial park made for him after he was dead - I took a Taxi from Accra Goldin tulip hotel, to this park and I did pay 20 CDs -Ghana's coins - This park is not big but it has some elements which you can take some photos beside these elements,... More

Ghana's history is very rich and full of international influences, which is reflected in this very nice memorial park. Certainly a worth a visit.

The services and the mausoleum is so nice and educative .. The only problem is that i wasn't offered a guide to show me around

it felt honored at the mausoleum when i go to see so of the thing that was used by the first President of Ghana. His telephone, 14 books he wrote, his metallic coffin that conveyed his body from Guinea back to Ghana. I really learnt something and one thing i will never forget there is his car.

Lets be honest, there's not much to do or see in Accra. This will kill a half hour. Small but pleasant gardens with a selection of trees planted by visiting dignitaries, a mauseleum, and a poorly laid out museum. Museum consists of black and white photos of Ghanas founding father shaking hands with folks and nothing on his story. There... More

A quiet park in the heart of the city - unexpectedly green park with a dignified burial place of Kwame Nkrumah. Statues and impressive water feature - though not in operation when visited. Certainly worth visiting

The site is worth the visit. I learned a great deal about President Nkrumah and found the narration very informative.

It will not take long to see this magnificent park, but it should certainly be included in one's survey of Accra.