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The former capital of Cote d'Ivoire, Abidjan is the commercial and financial axis of the country. It is regarded as the ‘Paris of West Africa’ for being the most populous French-speaking city in western Africa and ‘Small Manhattan’ for its business houses and skyscrapers- a combination that is a first in the region. Abidjan is a tourist magnet because it offers an enticing combination of beaches, lagoons, waterways, film festivals, museums, pulsating nightlife and Reggae music. Some stellar highlights here include Cocody Municipal Museum of Contemporary Art, The Museum of Cote d'Ivoire and St. Paul Cathedral.

If you’re an art enthusiast, there could be no better place for you in Abidjan than the Cocody Municipal Museum of Contemporary Art. It has a magnificent collection of modern and contemporary artworks by Ivorian and African artists here that is quantitatively heralded by 150 paintings, 40 sculptures, 15 ceramics, 11 tapestries and more than 200 books.

The Museum of Cote d'Ivoire offers a prolific insight into the city’s nearly 120 years old history and culture. The museum is home to a profound collection of nearly 20000 artifacts, a number that includes the count of numerous terracotta statuettes, wooden masks, Ivorian musical instruments and pottery items. You can also visit the National Museum in Abidjan to further this experience and to see some of the most stunning artworks made of ivory and bronze that you would find in Africa.

At the first sight, St. Paul Cathedral doesn’t even qualify to offer a serious and traditional facade of a religious place. However, the story changes quickly once you’re inside this cathedral that serves as the mother church for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Abidjan and has a spellbinding display of stained glass tableaux. Rendering even more significance to this iconic cathedral is the fact that the first stone of the cathedral was consecrated by Pope John Paul II during his first pastoral visit to Cote d'Ivoire in 1980.