Stone Town Historical tour

Short brief story of Zanzibar.

The House of Wonders is the largest and most impressive building in Stone Town. I’ll walk you through its fascinating history, from being the Sultan’s ceremonial palace to its role as a museum showcasing Swahili and Zanzibari culture

Forodhani Gardens is a lively spot by the waterfront, especially in the evenings when the food market comes alive. We’ll stroll through, and I’ll introduce you to some of Zanzibar’s iconic street foods, from fresh seafood to Zanzibar pizza.

At the Old Fort, Zanzibar’s oldest building, you’ll step inside its ancient stone walls and learn about its role as a defense against Portuguese and Omani forces. Today, it’s a vibrant cultural hub, often hosting local performances and craft markets

Freddie Mercury, the legendary lead singer of Queen, was born right here in Zanzibar. As we visit his childhood home, I’ll share stories of his early life on the island before he became a global rock icon. It’s a fascinating stop for music lovers and those curious about Zanzibar’s connection to one of the greatest performers in history.

It is a very famous place and it is central to the city where locals gather and exchange ideas.

As we visit the Former Slave Market, I’ll take you through the history of Zanzibar's dark past in the slave trade. You’ll see the poignant memorial and the underground chambers where slaves were once held, a powerful reminder of the island’s complex history

At Darajani Market, you’ll experience the hustle and bustle of local life. As we explore the vibrant stalls selling everything from fresh produce to spices, I’ll explain the significance of various items in Zanzibari cuisine and culture

One of the best bath historical monument in Zanzibar which was luxurious public bath in Zanzibar