National Museum
137 meters north of Liberia Rd, Accra, Ghana
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The National Museum, opened on March 5, 1957, is the oldest and largest museum in Ghana.
Opened by the Duchess of Kent Marina, the National Museum narrates Ghana’s rich history and cultural heritage. Its expositions contain ethnographic exhibits, represented by national musical instruments, traditional textiles, ceramics, pottery and jewelry artifacts, where you can see paintings by modern Ghanaian artists, as well as archaeological exhibits, including stone age finds.
The museum’s temporary exhibitions feature Zulu sculptures, coloured beads and wooden masks from southern Africa, bronze heads from Nigeria and more.