Culture, food & local lifeBunce IslandBunce Island holds the ruins of a British slave-trading fort active from the late seventeenth into the early nineteenth century.Explore →Wildlife & natureGola Rainforest National ParkGola protects Sierra Leone’s largest surviving block of Upper Guinea rainforest and, with Tiwai, forms the country’s first World Heritage property.Explore →Mountains & viewsLeicester Peak ViewpointLeicester Peak gathers Freetown into one view: the old city and harbour, Atlantic edge, forested hills and ridges toward Tacugama.Explore →Culture, food & local lifeOld Wharf Steps and Guard HouseThe Old Wharf Steps descend through Freetown’s historic waterfront geography toward the former Government Wharf.Explore →CoastRiver Number Two BeachAt River Number Two, a river and lagoon meet the Atlantic below the forested Peninsula in a community-managed visitor setting.Explore →Culture, food & local lifeSierra Leone National MuseumAt the centre of Freetown, the Sierra Leone National Museum brings the country’s material culture and history into one focused collection.Explore →Culture, food & local lifeSierra Leone National Railway MuseumInside former railway workshops at Cline Town, locomotives, coaches and archives preserve the story of the narrow-gauge system that connected Freetown with the interior.Explore →Wildlife & natureTacugama Chimpanzee SanctuaryTacugama is a rescue, rehabilitation and conservation centre in the forest above Freetown.Explore →Wildlife & natureTiwai Island Wildlife SanctuaryTiwai is a rainforest island held within the Moa River and cared for with eight neighbouring communities.Explore →
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