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41. Ain Diab Corniche and Beach
Casablanca's Atlantic seafront, with a long promenade, a beach known for surf schools and water sports, and restaurants, cafés and beach clubs facing the ocean.
View details — Ain Diab Corniche and BeachActivities and experiences, from markets and classes to outdoor trips and evening entertainment, for filling your time in a destination.
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Casablanca's Atlantic seafront, with a long promenade, a beach known for surf schools and water sports, and restaurants, cafés and beach clubs facing the ocean.
View details — Ain Diab Corniche and BeachThing to do
A 30-hectare landscaped park on a former rubbish mound above Islamic Cairo, with gardens, cafés and some of the best sunset views of the old city's minarets.
View details — Al-Azhar ParkThing to do
A dam in the hills on Windhoek's eastern edge, managed for recreation by the NGO Greenspace, with a paved accessible path, benches and mountain views.
View details — Avis DamThing to do
A day trip to Badagry, 69 kilometres west of Lagos, centres on its Heritage Museum and slave-trade sites such as the Point of No Return on Gberefu Island.
View details — Badagry Heritage MuseumThing to do
Tunis's large hillside park, planted in the 1890s, with a zoo, a seventeenth-century pavilion with city views, a lake and the modern art museum at its entrance.
View details — Belvédère ParkThing to do
A day trip north of Luxor to Dendera's Temple of Hathor, a superbly preserved Ptolemaic and Roman temple with painted ceilings, crypts and rooftop chapels.
View details — Dendera Temple of Hathor day tripThing to do
The historic Jewish quarter of Fes el-Jdid, with balconied houses on Rue des Mérinides, restored synagogues and a historic cemetery.
View details — Explore the Mellah of FezThing to do
Dar es Salaam's main trading district, with a rebuilt multi-storey central market and surrounding streets selling fabrics, spices, produce and household goods.
View details — Kariakoo MarketThing to do
Twice-monthly Sunday mornings when Kigali closes streets to cars for walking, running, cycling and group exercise, with free health checks.
View details — Kigali Car Free DayThing to do
The Market Theatre in Newtown opened in June 1976 and became famous for protest theatre during apartheid; today it stages drama, comedy, jazz, poetry and festivals.
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A walk around the 16th-century Mouassine quarter, centred on its decorated public fountain and mosque complex, between Jemaa el-Fnaa and the northern souks.
View details — Mouassine Fountain and QuarterThing to do
A Kenya Wildlife Service boardwalk on Lang'ata Road that leads through wetland, savannah and forest habitats past rhino, big cats, pygmy hippo and other Kenyan wildlife.
View details — Nairobi Safari WalkThing to do
Kampala's National Theatre, opened in 1959, with free outdoor music and comedy nights and a neighbouring crafts village selling Ugandan handicrafts.
View details — National Theatre and Crafts VillageThing to do
PheZulu Safari Park at Botha's Hill combines Zulu dancing shows, short game drives, a reptile park and a cafe with views over the Valley of a Thousand Hills.
View details — PheZulu Safari Park, Valley of a Thousand HillsThing to do
Small island about 5.6 km off Stone Town, reached by a short boat ride, known for its Aldabra giant tortoises and an unused 1890s prison.
View details — Prison Island (Changuu Island)Thing to do
Wildlife reserve of about 3,500 hectares on the road from Dakar to Mbour, visited on guided drives to see rhinos, giraffes, zebras and antelopes.
View details — Réserve de BandiaThing to do
The nearest wildlife reserve to Accra, where baboons, kob and over 170 bird species live among rocky hills, caves and grassland once home to the Shai people.
View details — Shai Hills Resource ReserveThing to do
A road climbs to the top of 350-metre Signal Hill, a popular sunset spot with views across the city centre, the harbour and the Atlantic Seaboard.
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A contemporary art centre on Libreville Crescent in Wuse 2 that exhibits and promotes Nigerian artists, with branches in Lagos, Benin City and Oghara.
View details — Thought Pyramid Art CentreThing to do
Artist-founded museum and garden in Mekanisa built from mud and straw, combining contemporary Ethiopian art, an organic garden, a cafe and a restaurant.
View details — Zoma Museum