Step back in time with a visit to Stone Town, the historical heart of Zanzibar. Begin your journey at the Old Market, which has been a lively centre of trade since its opening in 1903. Divided into three sections—fish, meat, and fruits & vegetables—you’ll be enchanted by the colourful displays of fresh produce, exotic spices, and the bustling atmosphere of local commerce. Outside, the air is filled with the fragrant scents of spices, a reminder of Zanzibar's rich spice trade heritage. Next, explore the House of Wonders (National Museum) to delve into Zanzibar's fascinating history, before heading to Tippu Tip House, once home to the notorious 19th-century trader, to learn about Zanzibar's significant role in the global spice and slave trade. Stroll through narrow alleys, admiring the ornate wooden doors and balconies, and visit historic landmarks such as the Old Fort, a 17th-century fortress built to protect against Portuguese invaders, and the Palace Museum & Old Dispensary. Be sure to stop by the Former Slave Market, a sobering reminder of the island’s past. Finally, pass by the Africa House (formerly the English Club) to complete your tour through the heart of Stone Town.