National Museum

Guinea is a rich trove of culture and tradition, with many remarkable works of art and treasures. Guinean tradition is portrayed in great detail at the National Museum. Visitors are guaranteed to enjoy the National Museum, which has a diverse collection of civilizations. They may take photographs and spend quality time at the Museum.

The National Museum (Musée national de Sandervalia) is Guinea's national museum, located in Conakry, the country's capital. The majority of the rooms are vacant, however there is a small display of traditional goods from various areas of Guinea, as well as colonial-era objects and monuments. There are a variety of craft goods for sale.

The National Museum is located on the 7th boulevard in Kaloum, in the Sandervalia neighborhood of Conakry, near the Ignace Deen Hospital. The museum sits in a park in the Sandervalia district that used to have a lot of big trees, but all but one have been chopped down. With the help of the Japanese Embassy, one wing has been repaired.

• Location: Conakry, Guinea
• Timing: Open all day
• Famous for: various craft items are for sale
• Entry Fee: Free
• Best Time To Visit: Year-round.