Cape Coast Castle

Cape Coast Castle, located in Ghana, is a historic fortress built by the Swedish in the 17th century and later used by the British for the transatlantic slave trade. It served as a holding point for enslaved Africans before they were shipped to the Americas. The castle features dark dungeons and walls that hold significant historical weight, symbolizing the struggles and suffering endured by countless individuals. Today, it stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a museum, educating visitors about the impact of slavery and promoting reflection on historical injustices.