For the shoppholic in you why not try out the Accra Mall which is located conveniently at the crossroads of the Tetteh Quarshie Interchange and the Spintex Road which provides access for residents of Accra and surrounding residential and commercial areas.

Accra Mall houses Ghana fashion chains such as Woodin to Nike, Puma, Swatch, Sony Centre, Panasonic, TM Lewin, ShopRite and Game Shopping outlets plus many more. During the day enjoy shopping at one of Accra plushest malls then at night why not venture down to Rhapsody's for some fine cocktails and good cusine in their blinged out bar and restaurant.Or if you fancy a why not catch a movie at the Siver Bird Cinema.

If its food your after Accra Mall seems to have all the bases covered offering diners a mix of food outlets, from Pizza parlours, chicken joints to fine dining.

From what we have seen Accra is forever changing and with each visit I am sure you too will find something new. Accra over the years has grown to become a vibrant city with many international shops and attractions to help the whet the appetites of the seasoned traveler or or novice. To be honest Accra Mall appeals to the "in crowd" of Accra those that want to be seen. So if you want to hang out with the Accra 90210 set then Accra Mall may just be for you. However, for those who still want to experience Ghana and Accra why not head down to "Circle" in Accra. Or otherwise Known as Kwame Nkrumah Circle.

This circle is named after the first President of the Republic of Ghana. It is a central point in Accra and life never stops here. It has a lovely fountain at the center which is switched on on special occasions.

This circle used to be called the National Liberation Circle, after the National Liberation Council which overthrew the government of Kwame Nkrumah in 1966.

The beaches of the Atlantic coast are popular with visitors and Ghanaians alike. Labadi Pleasure Beach and Kokrobite Beach, just 25km west of Accra, are particularly popular at weekends.

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