69 city guides Β· 3-day culture itineraries
3-day city guides focused on museums, galleries, performing arts and local creative scenes.
Commercial galleries in Wuse 2, the National Gallery's modernist canon, Nike Art Gallery's textile fβ¦
Artist-run compounds in Nungua, kente looms in Osu, and Ghana's national stage β the working side ofβ¦
Palace museums, artist-run galleries, azmari houses and Afewerk Tekle's stained glass, from the Entoβ¦
Berber silver, Souss Valley heritage museums, brutalist reconstruction architecture and the Amazigh β¦
Ptolemaic catacombs, an opera house built for khedives, Cavafy's Greek quarter and the independent aβ¦
Africa's largest fine-art museum, a neo-Moorish department store turned contemporary gallery, an 185β¦
Royal treasures in a pink palace, a half-million-image photo archive, open-air theatre below the ridβ¦
Rationalist cinemas, Orthodox icon painting and Tigrinya theatre in the world's most complete Modernβ¦
Ethiopian church mural cycles, the Bahir Dar University art faculty, azmari bet improvised song and β¦
Photography archives, dyers' courtyards, a south-bank culture palace and the rock shelters above theβ¦
Hellenistic excavations, Italian colonial architecture, manuscript libraries and the Andalusian musiβ¦
A free national art museum, two republican parliaments, an opera house and the Waaihoek church whereβ¦
Basilica architecture, the national museum's TΓ©kΓ© funerary art, Poto-Poto's painting school and the β¦
Islamic-era minarets, Coptic frescoes, downtown gallery basements and a Sufi tanoura night β the Caiβ¦
Sculpture gardens in Tokai, the Sir Lowry Road gallery mile, a cathedral crypt jazz club and Langa'sβ¦
Private museums, a Zaha Hadid opera house, industrial art squats and the 1930s cinemas that still seβ¦
Andalusian refugee architecture, the Kasbah ethnographic collections, women's weaving cooperatives aβ¦
Artist barracks on the VDN, a black-civilisations museum Senghor imagined in 1966, and national-theaβ¦
Artist collectives in Mikocheni, coral-rag colonial architecture on Sokoine Drive, live ngoma drummiβ¦
German railway arcades, Tanzania's largest mosque, university ngoma troupes and the pottery women ofβ¦
Colonial Bonanjo architecture, Cameroon's oldest museum collections, artist studios in Bonendale andβ¦
KwaZulu-Natal's art museums, the Playhouse stage, Art Deco streetscapes and township studios, mappedβ¦
Restored palace museums, working zellige and copper ateliers, Sufi and Arab-Andalusian music nights,β¦
Studio visits at Thapong, printmaking in Mochudi, jazz nights at Maitisong and the sandstone kgotla β¦
Grand Egyptian Museum galleries, Harraniya tapestry looms, Fustat pottery kilns and Cairo Opera Housβ¦
Independent galleries, termite-cooled architecture, the Shona stone carving tradition and Harare's oβ¦
Ottoman-revival mosques, a Coptic monastery church, sand-bottle artisans and Nubian drumming β the cβ¦
Federal museum bronzes, Africa's first skyscraper, campus theatre and the indigo-cloth market that sβ¦
Blue-chip galleries in Rosebank, Brutalist and Art Deco skyline walks, opera at the Joburg Theatre aβ¦
Contemporary galleries, Buganda royal architecture and live Ugandan dance across the seven hills.β¦
Museums in colonial-era mud-brick halls, Dala Hill's Hausa music circles, Kofar Ruwa metalworkers anβ¦
Modernist galleries in Bourri, colonial brick on Nile Avenue, Omdurman's theatre and silver souq, anβ¦
Kuba masks at the MusΓ©e National, a 200-piece Kimbanguist orchestra, Art Deco on the Boulevard, and β¦
Weaving villages, brass casters, university museums and Ghana's oldest art school β the living worksβ¦
Benin bronzes on Onikan, Fela's shrine in Ikeja, gallery basements in Ikoyi and a Sunday of live higβ¦
Reliquary figures at the national museum, live rumba and Bwiti harp in NombakΓ©lΓ©, and the concrete tβ¦
Iron palaces and slave-trade chapels, the National Anthropology Museum's Chokwe masks, semba dancehaβ¦
Contemporary Congolese painting, Art Deco mining architecture and live rumba in the copper capital oβ¦
Zambia's copper-modernist landmarks, its contemporary art circuit and the compound theatre companiesβ¦
West-bank artist villages, Hassan Fathy's endangered architecture, a 1907 photography studio and freβ¦
Coral-rag ruins, hand-carved Swahili doors, Giriama drum troupes and the workshops where Malindi's kβ¦
Malangatana murals, NΓΊcleo de Arte studios, live marrabenta at NΓΊcleo and the sculpture workshops ofβ¦
Museum courtyards, Berber textiles, Gnaoua trance nights and the Art Deco villas of GuΓ©liz, mapped aβ¦
Rock-cut Roman temples, Ababda tribal music, Islamic-revival marina architecture and the desert-mineβ¦
Swahili-Arab merchant architecture, salvaged museum treasures and the poets, painters and oud playerβ¦
Colonial courtrooms turned galleries, coral-stone mosques and marble temples, artisan cooperatives aβ¦
Islamic art in the ribat towers, open-air malouf under the ramparts, and the weaving and pottery worβ¦
Chad's capital through its sculptors, griot musicians, Sudano-Sahelian mosques and the francophone cβ¦
Contemporary galleries in Rosslyn, Kenyan literature and jazz in the CBD, and the studio-and-market β¦
Artisan galleries, Sahel cinema, Chinguetti manuscript collections and the ardin-and-tidinit music oβ¦
Spanish fortresses, a gilded French opera house, Algeria's finest modern art museum and the neighbouβ¦
Lost-wax bronze foundries, the Village Artisanal ateliers, the granite sculptors of Laongo and the Cβ¦
Victorian galleries in St George's Park, Africa's oldest working theatre, and the forced-removal stoβ¦
Rivers State's museum collections, colonial waterfront architecture, university theatre and the studβ¦
Three days through the UNESCO immigration depot, the 1822 Municipal Theatre, Chinatown's temples andβ¦
Italianate churches, Art Deco trading houses, three war museums, and the lyre-driven folk music Portβ¦
Coral-block colonial buildings, Beja swordsmiths and silversmiths, Sufi drumming and the displaced aβ¦
Colonial townhouses on the clifftop grid, Cape Verde's state museums and galleries, and the batuku-aβ¦
Modernist art museums, a bridge-gallery holding Mapungubwe gold, six-stage repertory theatre and theβ¦
Hassan Tower, Chellah necropolis, the finest Moroccan contemporary art museum and the quietest medinβ¦
Kasbah architecture museum, Roman mosaics from Thaenae, Borj Ennar exhibitions and the malouf stagesβ¦
Al Sahaba Mosque's Ottoman-Fatimid minarets, the Heavenly Cathedral's floor-to-ceiling biblical muraβ¦
Villa museums, a working theatre in the Ville Nouvelle, Riffian textile collections and the cafΓ©s whβ¦
Carved cedar galleries in the medina, Fascist-era boulevards, contemporary galleries and the workshoβ¦
Roman floors at the Bardo, a baron's music palace in Sidi Bou Said, and the ceramic zaouias and gallβ¦
The world's largest Emily Carr collection, a 39-room sandstone castle, a church-turned-theatre and tβ¦
National collections, contemporary galleries, Wilhelmine architecture and the live music, theatre anβ¦
Benedictine mask collections on Mont FΓ©bΓ©, private Bastos museums, MvolyΓ©'s mosaic basilica and lateβ¦
Contemporary galleries, taarab and ngoma rehearsals, Omani palace museums and the living workshops oβ¦