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Where to stay in Abidjan
Best time: Nov-Feb, during the dry season when temperatures are cooler and humidity is lower, making it ideal for outdoor activities.
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★ 3.8Novotel Abidjan Marcory
Massarana
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★ 3.8Aparthotel Adagio Abidjan Marcory
Attécoubé
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★ 3.8La Maison Palmier A Member Of Design Hotels
Lauriers 5
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★ 3.8Residence Achenbach
Gobelet
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★ 3.8Complexe Hotelier Rond-Point
Abobo
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★ 3.8Roots Hotel Apartments
Biétri
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★ 3.8Hotel Pavillon
Zone 4
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★ 3.8Silver Moon Hotel
Cité Sicogi 1001 logements
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★ 3.7Le Wafou
Les Grands Moulins
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★ 3.7Hôtel Palm Club
RESIDENCE LES FADIGA
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★ 3.7Ibis Styles Abidjan Marcory
Quartier Sebroko
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★ 3.7Residence Hotel Edouard
Vallon
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Abidjan on the map
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Abidjan, like a local
Don't miss
- La Pyramide: An iconic architectural landmark that symbolizes modern Abidjan.
- St. Paul's Cathedral: A stunning example of modern religious architecture.
- Banco National Park: A green oasis within the city, perfect for nature walks and bird watching.
- The Basilica of Our Lady of Peace: One of the largest churches in the world, offering breathtaking views.
- Marché de Treichville: A vibrant market showcasing local crafts and foods, perfect for an authentic experience.
Where to eat
- Maquis: Local open-air restaurants serving traditional Ivorian dishes.
- Fufu and Soup: A staple dish in Ivorian cuisine, rich in flavor and cultural significance.
- Gari Fortifié: A popular dish made from fermented cassava, often served with fish or meat.
Do this
- Cultural Dance Performance: Experience the rich cultural heritage through traditional dance.
- Visit to the Abidjan Lagoon: Enjoy breathtaking views and local boat rides.
- Artisanal Craft Tour: Explore local craftsmanship in neighborhoods like Treichville.
Local tips
- Visit the Plateau area during lunch hours to experience the local business culture.
- Try to negotiate prices at markets as it's common and expected.
- Attend local festivals for a deeper cultural understanding, especially during the dry season.
- Be aware of local customs and greetings, as a simple 'Bonjour' can go a long way.
Know before you go
Best time
Nov-Feb, during the dry season when temperatures are cooler and humidity is lower, making it ideal for outdoor activities.
Getting around
Public buses, taxis, and bike rentals are common; however, ride-hailing apps like Bolt and Uber are also widely used.
Airport
ABJ
Language
French is the official language, with many locals also speaking Akan and Dioula.
Money
West African CFA franc (XOF); cash is preferred for small transactions, but credit cards are accepted in larger establishments.
Safety
Generally safe, but like any major city, travelers should remain vigilant in crowded areas and avoid displaying valuables.
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