





The first UNESCO World Heritage site in Africa, Maison des Esclaves was built in 1776 and now serves as a museum memorializing narratives of the transatlantic slave trade. Visitors can view everyday life for slaves and traders in this red house that faces the port of Dakar.
Peruse displays of African tribal art, sculpture and pottery at La Galerie Antenna. You can watch local artisans as they create and learn more about West African art.
Exceeding the height of the Statue of Liberty, this monument to African independence and strength is an imposing sight. To capture panoramic views of the city and surrounding areas, you can take an elevator to the top of the statue.
Wander through the numerous studios and the gallery at this famous art center set inside a garden. Resident artists showcase their work in painting, sculpture and mixed media, and the gallery offers a taste of both local and foreign artists.
Don't miss this chance to learn more about African art and culture at one of the oldest art museums in West Africa, with over 9,000 objects on display.