Kumasi Holidays

Ghana's largest stadium electrifies with passionate fans during Asante Kotoko and national team matches. Experience authentic Ghanaian sports culture from VIP seating or join the vibrant crowd during the dry season.

The Manhyia Palace Museum displays two centuries of Ashanti royal heritage through artefacts and regalia. Visitors explore effigies of past kings as guides reveal the kingdom's fascinating cultural legacy.

Kejetia Market, one of West Africa's largest open-air bazaars, buzzes with vibrant textiles and crafts. Navigate its sensory-rich alleys early morning to experience authentic Ghanaian commerce at a relaxed pace.

Kumasi City Mall brings modern retail to Ghana's Ashanti Region with over 70 stores and a cinema. Shop international and local brands in the spacious atmosphere of West Africa's premier shopping destination.

The Centre for National Culture showcases Ashanti heritage through craft workshops and the Prempeh II Jubilee Museum. Watch artisans create kente cloth and brass works, or enjoy a mesmerising drumming performance.

Explore treasures of Ashanti heritage in this museum featuring royal regalia and the sacred Golden Stool replica. Morning tours with knowledgeable guides reveal the cultural significance behind each preserved artefact.

Find out about the history of Kumasi with a stop at Asante Buildings. Stroll along the lakeside or visit the temples while you're in the area.

St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica in Kumasi, seat of the Archdiocese and elevated to Minor Basilica status in 2004, offers daily masses, museums, and chapels for both worship and quiet reflection.