The old palace
The old Manhyia Palace was built in 1925 for Asantehene Prempeh I on his return from exile, and served as the residence of the Asantehene for decades before a new palace was built nearby. The building now houses the Manhyia Palace Museum.
What you will see
- Lifelike figures of past Asantehene and Asantehemaa
- Royal furniture, regalia and objects of court life
- Photographs and records from the history of Asanteman
Plan your visit
The museum welcomes visitors, schools and groups. To arrange a visit — particularly for groups or official delegations — send a museum visit request through the Protocol Office and we will confirm the details with you.
