Côte d’Ivoire

Wildlife & nature Banco National Park A protected tropical forest within Abidjan, valued as a water reserve, city green lung and place for environmental learning. Explore →

Culture, food & local life Basilica of Our Lady of Peace A monumental Catholic basilica whose dome, colonnades and ceremonial setting define part of Yamoussoukro’s built landscape. Explore →

Wildlife & nature Cascade de Man A forested waterfall near Man and one of the clearest, most accessible expressions of the western highland landscape. Explore →

Mountains & views Dent de Man A sharp mountain profile above Man that gives the western city its distinctive horizon and supports a locally guided hiking experience. Explore →

Culture, food & local life Félix Houphouët-Boigny Foundation for Peace Research A Yamoussoukro institution dedicated to peace research, dialogue, archives and education, housed in a purpose-built complex. Explore →

Culture, food & local life Historic Town of Grand-Bassam A living World Heritage city where a planned colonial capital, African commercial and residential quarters, an N’zima fishing community and the Atlantic-lagoon edge record a layered urban … Explore →

Culture, food & local life National Costume Museum A national museum in the former governor’s palace presenting clothing, objects, photographs and models connected with Côte d’Ivoire’s cultural regions. Explore →

Culture, food & local life Péléforo Gbon Coulibaly Regional Museum Korhogo’s regional public museum offers an institution-led introduction to Senufo heritage and the broader cultural history of northern Côte d’Ivoire. Explore →

Wildlife & nature Taï National Park One of West Africa’s major surviving primary-rainforest landscapes, protected for exceptional plant life, primates and threatened mammals including the pygmy hippopotamus. Explore →