• Miradouro da Lua - At the Miradouro da Lua, visitors can admire one of Angola’s most breathtaking and iconic landscapes. During the visit, they can appreciate the rock formations sculpted by erosion, resembling the lunar surface, creating a unique and photogenic setting.

In addition to the stunning views, visitors can:

Observe the colors and textures of the terrain that change with daylight.

Capture memorable photographs at one of the most beautiful points along the coastal route.

Enjoy a moment of rest, in direct contact with nature and the tranquility of the region.

It is a place that combines natural beauty, inspiration, and contemplation, making it one of the most striking highlights of the City Tour.

• Museu Nacional da Escravatura - The Museum of Slavery offers an excellent opportunity to delve into the history and memory of Angola. Located on the ocean’s shores, this space preserves an important part of the country’s past, related to the period of the slave trade.

During the visit, travelers can:

Explore the facilities where the enslaved were kept before being taken to the Americas.

Discover exhibitions with objects, documents, and accounts that portray the realities of the time.

Understand the historical and cultural importance of the place for Angola and the world.

Reflect on the cultural heritage and the struggle for liberation, in a space of memory and homage.

The visit to the Museum of Slavery is a moment of deep learning and connection with history, enriching the City Tour with knowledge, emotion, and reflection.

• Mercado do Artesanato - In the heart of Luanda, the Mercado de Artesanato is a vibrant explosion of colors, culture, and creativity! Here, each piece tells a story: from wood sculptures and traditional masks to vibrant fabrics, paintings, and handmade jewelry.

When visiting this charming space, visitors have the opportunity to:

Discover the soul of Angolan art in every detail.

Engage with talented artisans and learn the secrets behind their creations.

Take home unique and authentic souvenirs that carry the essence of Angola.

It is the perfect place for anyone wanting to experience local authenticity, feel the cultural energy of the Angolan people, and collect memories that go far beyond a mere keepsake.

• Mausoleum of Agostinho Neto - The Memorial is a space of memory and reflection, where past and present meet. When visiting, tourists can:

Learn about the history of Angola through exhibitions and monuments that honor significant people and events.

Reflect on the country’s journey and the struggle for freedom and rights.

Appreciate the architecture and environment carefully designed to inspire contemplation and respect.

It is a place that combines emotion, knowledge, and culture, providing a deep and unforgettable experience.

• Fortaleza de Sao Miguel - The Fortaleza de São Miguel is a historic icon of Luanda and a journey back to Angola’s colonial period. When visiting, tourists can:

Explore walls, towers, and cannons that tell stories of battles and the city’s defense.

Discover the museum inside, with artifacts, documents, and exhibitions about the region’s history.

Enjoy panoramic views of Luanda Bay, perfect for memorable photos.

Experience the unique atmosphere of a place that combines history, architecture, and culture.

An enriching experience that transports visitors through centuries of history, making each step a fascinating discovery.

• Museu da Moeda - The Museum of Currency is a treasure trove for lovers of Angola’s history and culture. When visiting, tourists can:

Explore unique collections of coins and notes that tell the country’s economic evolution.

Learn about the history of trade transactions and the Angolan monetary system over the centuries.

Discover curiosities about rare and ancient coins, many with surprising designs and details.

Experience a space that unites learning, culture, and curiosity in each exhibition.

A visit that turns numbers and coins into fascinating stories, offering memorable knowledge and experiences.

• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Alcoholic beverages
• Carbonated beverages
• Bottled water

• Lunch
• Meals

This tour stands out as it provides, in just one day, an immersion into the key historical, cultural, and scenic landmarks of Luanda. From the preserved legacy at Fortaleza de São Miguel to the symbolism of the Mausoleum of Agostinho Neto, and the reflection at the Museum of Slavery, to the grandeur of the Miradouro da Lua, each site visited unveils a unique aspect of the Angolan capital. The experience is enhanced by the relaxed and vibrant atmosphere of Luanda Island, offering a perfect blend of knowledge, emotion, and leisure. More than just a tour, it is an engaging journey through the essence and heart of Angola.

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