Travel back in time with a journey through Stone Town, the historic soul of Zanzibar. Start your exploration at the Old Market, established in 1903 and still thriving today. Divided into sections for fish, meat, and produce, the market teems with colourful fruits, fresh vegetables, and aromatic spices. Continue to the House of Wonders (now the National Museum) to delve into the island’s layered history, then visit the nearby Tippu Tip House, once home to the notorious 19th-century trader, to uncover more about Zanzibar’s complex involvement in the global spice and slave trades. As you stroll through the maze-like alleys, admire the beautifully carved wooden doors and charming balconies. Make your way to notable landmarks like the 17th-century Old Fort, built to fend off Portuguese forces, the elegant Palace Museum, and the ornately decorated Old Dispensary. A visit to the Former Slave Market offers a powerful reflection on the island’s darker chapters. End your walk at the Africa House—formerly the English Club—for a perfect conclusion to your cultural immersion in the heart of Stone Town.