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It is administratively linked to the urban district of Benfica and Mussulo, from the municipality... More
Miradouro da Lua is considered the most visited tourist attraction in Angola. More
The Iron Palace is a historic building in Luanda, Angola, believed to be by Gustave Eiffel More
Barra do Kwanza is an Angolan urban district and commune located in the province of Luanda, belon... More
The “Fortaleza de São Miguel” is located on Morro da Fortaleza (formerly Monte de São Paulo), clo... More
In addition to its permanent nucleus, the museum also hosts several temporary exhibitions More
The National Slavery Museum is located in Morro da Cruz, in the city of Luanda, in Angola. Dedica... More
Implanted in 1975, after the independence of Angola, the Armed Forces Museum is installed in the ... More
The National Museum of Natural History of Angola is located in Largo do Kinaxixe, in the city of ... More
Formerly known as the Central Museum of the Armed Forces, it was installed in 1978, in a precario... More
The Parish of São João Baptista, one of the main historical symbols of Cacuaco, was founded on Ju... More
The region is a navigable course of approximately 258 kilometers, from the mouth, in Barra do Kwa... More
Built in the 17th century by Carmelite missionaries, it is considered the most important monument... More
The Sé Cathedral of Luanda, also known as the Church of Nossa Senhora dos Remédios, is the cathed... More
The Dr. António Agostinho Neto Memorial, also known as the Foguetão, is a monument built in the c... More
A chapel built by Portuguese settlers on the island of Mussulo, in Luanda, is now classified as H... More
The bridge over the Kwanza River, 148 meters long and four meters wide. More