Admire the Congo River from this central Brazzaville hotel
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Explore the main attractions of Brazzaville
With easy access to shopping destinations, restaurants and bars, and safari adventures, the Radisson Blu M'Bamou Palace Hotel, Brazzaville is the perfect starting point for exploring the Republic of the Congo. It's a short walk to visit the L'Ecole de Peinture de Poto Poto. Then stop by the local market, where you'll find African clothing and handmade crafts. Read more below about our selected points of interest.
Explore attractions
Basilica of Sainte-Anne-du-Congo
0.56 mi / 0.90 km from the hotel
The Basilica of Sainte-Anne-du-Congo is one of the most important landmarks in the Republic of the Congo. This Roman Catholic church, located in the heart of Brazzaville, is a symbol of the city’s rich cultural and religious history.
Moungali
3.56 mi / 5.72 km from the hotel
An important business hub and connection to the world through the city's airport, this modern area and its local businesses can be explored either by car or on foot.
Poto-Poto
1.39 mi / 2.24 km from the hotel
Stroll through one of the biggest and most colorful markets in the region, which offers an infinity of street food, unique local delights, crafts, and a variety of products.
La Corniche
1.32 mi / 2.12 km from the hotel
Running along the Congo River, this elevated coastal road offers stunning views of the river, Brazzaville, and the city of Kinshasa situated across the river, making it the perfect destination for those looking to enjoy a bit of fresh air and city views.
Casino Grand Fleuve Mall
0.10 mi / 0.16 km from the hotel
Enjoy a day of shopping at one of Central Africa's most iconic shopping centers. Featuring 11,000 square meters of shopping space, the Casino Grand Fleuve Mall is home to a large hypermarket as well as 20 world-renowned stores.
Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza Memorial
0.33 mi / 0.54 km from the hotel
Located in the heart of the city, this stunning memorial is dedicated to Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza, a French explorer, colonialist administrator, and the founder of Brazzaville. The monument commemorates Savorgnan de Brazza's humanitarian approach to colonization as well as his advocacy for the fair treatment of locals and the respect for their traditions.