Location: Luanda
Top Things to do in Luanda
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Sitting on the Western Coast of Africa, the port of Luanda is the capital and largest city in Angola. Founded by the Portuguese in 1575, the city has had a tumultuous history, finally achieving peace in 2002 after a long civil war. Now with a swelling population and surge of construction, the city is experiencing a rebirth. Take a break from the busy city and visit nearby Mussulo, a spit of land covered in coconut palms, bungalows and bars, and featuring wide sandy beaches and calm waters.
Restaurants in Luanda
1. Ilha do Mussulo
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By qim_mota - Brighton, United Kingdom
Mussulo it’s very good option to retreat or escape from the city. But still everything in average. Price, cleanliness or facilities don’t expect to much. You can go solo and then you can make a list what you have to bring with you. Don’t forget sun cream)). If you’re in Luanda definitely you must visit. Why it’s five star under circumstances of Angola. ;)
2. Mausoleum of Agostinho Neto
3. Fortaleza de Sao Miguel
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 264 reviews
Reviewed By 441charlottes - Vale do Lobo, Portugal
Beautiful views and azulejos in the building (you can see the whole history of Angola in the azulejos), quiet and wonderful surroundings.
4. Miradouro da Lua
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 316 reviews
Reviewed By shuklaarunesh - Luanda, Angola
spectacular View of Colorful soil layers made by thousands of years natural erosion .Its just 10 to 30 min visit at this point . Be cautious while taking selfies at end points which is not reconcilable . Entire view of area is extraordinary . always have food stuff and drink with you when visiting .
5. Sangano Beach
6. Avenida 4 de Fevereiro
7. Palacio de Ferro
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By FARHANA128 - Gangtok, India
Palacio de Ferro means Palace of Iron, outstanding, work of Drought Iron, Nicely carved, well maintained.
8. Museu Nacional da Escravatura
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 55 reviews
This museum chronicles the history of the slave trade in present day Angola.
Reviewed By 70753277 - Brewer, United States
Visited with my kids. Great little museum with descriptions in English. Next to the museum was a local market with paintings and hand made items. Well worth the visit.
