Yaoundé · Centre
National Museum of Cameroon
Housed in the former French governor's palace, displaying royal artifacts, traditional instruments, and cultural relics from across Cameroon's 200+ ethnic groups.
Yaoundé · Centre
Housed in the former French governor's palace, displaying royal artifacts, traditional instruments, and cultural relics from across Cameroon's 200+ ethnic groups.
Douala · Littoral
An influential contemporary art center and urban laboratory supporting Central African artists, public art installations, and cultural exhibitions.
Foumban · West
Built in 1917 by King Njoya, the Foumban Royal Palace is a iconic landmark showcasing rich Bamoun Kingdom heritage.
Limbe · South-West
Remains of an 18th–19th-century slave-trading port on the coast near Limbe, now a memorial site with guided visits through the forest to the old waterfront.
Yaoundé · Centre
A spiral monument in Yaoundé honouring the reunification of Cameroon, with sculptures and wide views over the capital.
Yaoundé · Centre
Modern basilica on the Mvolyé hill, built beside the site of the first Catholic mission in Yaoundé, decorated with striking African-inspired art.
Yaoundé · Centre
Ethnographic museum preserving royal and ritual objects donated by chiefdoms from across Cameroon.
Douala · Littoral
A modern museum telling the story of Douala's port, coastal peoples and seafaring history, close to the Wouri waterfront.
Bonanjo, Douala · Littoral
The Chinese-style palace built in 1905 for King Auguste Manga Ndumbe Bell, a landmark of Bonanjo and home to the Doual'art centre.
Bonadibong, Douala · Littoral
Douala's historic Catholic cathedral in Bonadibong, a calm stop on a walking tour of the old administrative quarter.
Buea · South-West
The former German colonial governor's residence, built when Buea was the capital of Kamerun, set in gardens below Mount Cameroon.
Dschang · West
A modern museum by Dschang's lake presenting the cultures of Cameroon's four great cultural areas through masks, textiles and royal objects.
Bandjoun · West
One of the best-known Bamiléké royal compounds, with a soaring thatched ceremonial house, carved pillars and a museum of royal art.
Bafut · North-West
The royal compound of the Fon of Bafut, a classic Grassfields palace with its sacred Achum shrine and a museum.
Ngaoundéré · Adamawa
The traditional palace of the Lamido of Ngaoundéré, built in the Sudano-Sahelian style with whitewashed walls and painted entrances.
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