This is a ‘must not miss’ if one ever visits Accra. Well kept gardens. air conditioned interiors, where you take a journey with the man himself from birth to death. The interior was so informative (legible writings along the walls) and well-organised. The exteriors so delightful! I really enjoyed this one. Well worth the buck.

In my 2016 review I expressed my disappointment at the neglect observed since my 2006 visit. I am thrilled to see that the restoration and addition has been completed. We opted to take the guided tour. Our guide could have been a bit more engaging, but he was definitely knowledgeable about the material presented. The main entry hall is large and well lit, with beautiful art. Bathrooms are clean and conveniently located. The gift shop is stocked with lots of local artifacts (although many can be purchased at lower negotiated prices at the art center next door). The grounds are well maintained and fountains are back in operation. The main museum is sectioned off by colors denoting the various stages of Nkrumah’s life. I don’t remember this being the case before, but it could be that I’ve just forgotten. We did not visit the cafe. Well done.

Great Experience ❤️ as we Explore the mausoleum🥰. Our Tour Guide was very experienced 🥰 and very knowledgeable 🥳 about the history and culture of the town🇬🇭. We visit other attractions such as the James Town and Ussher Fort🌍. Contact Mr Noisty on +233 558712206 for the best Experience in Ghana🇬🇭❤️.

The park offers a guided tour in English, nicely giving the history of Nkrumah and the time of independence. Much of the tour is outdoors, bring a fan! It took less than an hour and the guide was open to questions. There is a small bookshop and I think an onsite restaurant. There are aggressive street vendors at the parking lot, be prepared.

Amazing beautiful memorial for Ghana first Prime minister of Ghana . He led the independence of Gold Coast from Britain. Amazing location downtown Accra, lots of parking . You need tickets to enter. Ticket prices varies if you are a citizen of Ghana or a tourist. Very reasonable prices. Very clean ticket area with bathroom facilities. When you enter get your camera ready to take beautiful pics of the bronze statue of Dr Nkrumah. The Mausoleum is the final resting place for Dr Nkrumah and it's so beautiful . There is also a museum with pictures and speeches from him and a garden with statues in waterfalls. Must must when visiting Ghana. Enjoy

Our visit to the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum was an enriching and educational adventure that we will cherish for years to come. The professionalism, warmth, and expertise of the 233Experience team made this historical journey both enjoyable and deeply meaningful. We highly recommend this tour to anyone interested in Ghana’s history and the legacy of one of Africa’s most influential leaders. Thank you, 233Experience, for an unforgettable day!