Places to visit in Equatorial Guinea

Universidad Nacional de Guinea Ecuatorial, Luba Road, Malabo: UNGE’s campus surrounds a common grass covered area with a statue of Teodoro Obiang, the current president of Equatorial Guinea. The classrooms in the older part of the university are arranged in an interesting semi-circle around the lawn. The original buildings on the UNGE campus were constructed by the Spanish when the Spanish governed the island. The original buildings reflect a Spanish colonial architectural style with frequent use of arches and low sprawling buildings.

This museum is located in Malabo. The museum displays contemporary and traditional artwork of the country and other continents of Africa.

This museum is located at about 20 km (12.5 mile) west of the town of Ebebiyin. It showcases traditional Fang sculptures and other eminent works of art.

Built in Baroque style with two towers, this church was built in 17th century.

This church is located in Bioko Sur and is made up of wonderful wooden church having fine ornaments. The interior of the church is also well ornamented and was constructed in 1887.

This Neo-Gothic style constructed church was built between 1897 and 1916 AD.