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Mercado dos Escravos
Bedste tid at besøge
Avoid crowds by visiting early in the morning. Weekdays tend to be less busy to better enjoy the exhibits.
Budgettips
Entrance costs around 2 euros, with discounts for students and seniors. Visit on local holidays when admission can be free.
Anbefalet til
History Lovers, Students and researchers, Visitors interested in sociology and human rights
Planlæg dit besøg
45-60 minutes
Om
Hurtige fakta: The building that once housed the Slave Trade in Lagos was the first official slave market in Europe. The space shows how the city played a central role in the slave trade during the 15th and 16th centuries.
Højdepunkter: When visiting, you will see a replica of the prison where slaves were kept before being sent to the New World. The museum offers interactive panels that retell detailed stories of the individuals taken prisoner and the trade routes used.
Insidertips
- Wear comfortable clothes and shoes to walk around the nearby historic center.
- Photograph the exterior facade that displays symbols from the colonial era.
- Avoid visiting on weekend afternoons when it gets more crowded.
- Reserve an audio guide for a deeper understanding of the exhibits.
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Har du hørt om gratis gåture?
Efter at have rejst til over 30 lande, er der én ting, jeg ville ønske, nogen havde fortalt mig fra dag ét, og det ændrede fuldstændigt, hvordan jeg oplever nye byer.
Gratis gåture. Ja, faktisk gratis. Ingen kreditkort nødvendigt. Ingen fangst.
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Jeg har prøvet disse i dusinvis af byer, og de har været højdepunktet på næsten alle ture. Hvis du besøger Lagos, Portugal, så gør dette på din første dag. Du vil takke mig senere.
