Getting There
The park is located just in the heart of Accra and you can reach there either via taxi, public transport (trotro/Metro bus) or by requesting an Uber.
Visiting Hours*
Mondays – Saturdays (9:00am-7:00pm)
Sundays – 10:00am -7:00pm
New Rates**
Entrance fees are as follows**:
Non-Ghanaians
| Visitor Category | Entrance Fee (GHS) |
| Adult | 100 |
| Tertiary | 60 |
| Children | 30 |
Ghanaians
| Visitor Category | Entrance Fee (GHS) |
| Adult | 25 |
| Tertiary | 15 |
| SHS/JHS | 10 |
| Children | 5 |
Events
Event Booking Information
The standard price for hosting events at the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park is GHC 5,000.
Please note that additional costs may be incurred depending on the specific requirements of your event (e.g., logistics, security, technical support, or special arrangements).
For a detailed breakdown of these additional costs, kindly contact the Events Team via email at events@knmp.gov.gh.
Nearby Attractions
Other attractions:Art Centre: Adjacent to the park is the Arts Centre, where you can purchase various crafts and apparel. Make sure you get a piece of Kente, the cloth for Kings.
Independence (Black Star) Square: Just nearby in Osu is the Independence Arch and Independence Monument (Black Star Gate), which are national monuments signifying Ghana’s independence.
Makola Market: The most popular Market in Accra, where you can shop for everything edible to clothing and footwear (both local and foreign.
Jamestown Lighthouse: Situated at the heart of one of Accra’s oldest districts is the Jamestown Lighthouse, which was built in the 1930s, replacing the original one built by King James I of Great Britain in 1871. The tower offers visitors great views of James Fort and Usher Fort.