• Old Slave Market/Anglican Cathedral - The Anglican Cathedral of Christ Church was built in Stone Town (the old part of Zanzibar city) in the place where the biggest slave market of Eastern Africa operated. Its altar was placed exactly where the slaves for sale were whipped. On the floor, among the benches, there are black cobblestones as a remembrance of the dungeons used for slaves in the basement. Outside the Cathedral, there is a stone monument showing four people enchained by their necks as a way of reproducing the way in which slaves were offered to buyers.

Near the Church there is the Exhibition of the Slave Market of Eastern Africa, an exhibition center that displays pictures, photographs and historical information.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes

• Lunch

The Stone Town of Zanzibar serves as an excellent representation of the Swahili coastal trading towns in East Africa. It has preserved its urban structure and townscape almost entirely, featuring numerous impressive buildings that showcase its unique culture. This culture has successfully merged diverse elements from African, Arab, Indian, and European influences over more than a thousand years.

The prominent structures, primarily from the 18th and 19th centuries, include significant landmarks such as the Old Fort, constructed on the site of a former Portuguese church; the House of Wonders, a grand ceremonial palace built by Sultan Barghash; the Old Dispensary; St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Cathedral; and Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, which honors David Livingston’s efforts in ending the slave trade and is located on the site of the last slave market.

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