Zanzibar: Stone Town Historical Walking Tour
Zanzibar: Stone Town Historical Walking Tour
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$ 20
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2-3 hoursDuration of this experience -
Meeting PointHouse of Wonders, Mizingani Road, Stone Town, Zanzibar -
Private TourThis is a private tour for you and your group of family or friends -
LanguageEnglish -
Children policyChildren less than 6 years old are FREE of charge -
Free cancellationYou can cancel this reservation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
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Hotel pickup and drop-off from any location in Zanzibar - Clean, air-conditioned vehicles
- Water bottle
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Lunch - Entrance fee to Former Slave Market
- Meet your guideMeet your guide at the House of Wonders, where the tour begins with an introduction to Zanzibar’s history and the significance of this landmark. From here, you will set off on foot into the winding alleys of Stone Town.15 minutes
- Visit Old FortWalk to the nearby Old Fort, built by the Omanis in the 17th century. Today, it serves as a cultural center with shops, exhibitions, and an open-air amphitheater. Take time to browse local handicrafts.15 minutes
- Freddie Mercury HousePass by the childhood home of Queen’s lead singer Freddie Mercury. Hear stories about his early life and the cultural melting pot that shaped his artistic journey.10 minutes
- Stroll Through Forodhani ParkEnd the walking tour at Forodhani Gardens, a scenic seaside park. Enjoy views of the Indian Ocean, snap photos, and soak in the atmosphere. Free time for additional exploration, snacks, or shopping at the nearby stalls.30 minutes
- Visit Darajani MarketWander through Zanzibar’s main market, where locals shop for fruits, spices, seafood, and textiles. Take in the colors, aromas, and energy of everyday life in Stone Town.20 minutes
- Visit the Anglican Church and former slave market siteBegin your historical journey at the site of the former slave market. Visit the underground chambers where enslaved people were once held and learn about Zanzibar’s significant role in the East African slave trade. The Anglican Church, built atop this site, serves as a moving monument to the victims.30 minutes
- End at the former slave market siteThe tour concludes with a visit to the moving site of the former slave market, where your guide explains East Africa’s role in the slave trade. The experience ends back at the meeting point near the House of Wonders.10 minutes