Visit Lamu Old Town

Tiny island of coral-stone colonial buildings that named the country.

Al-Balad’s coral-stone merchant houses with carved wooden balconies, a UNESCO gateway for centuries of Mecca pilgrims.

A Swahili stone town with no cars, only donkeys and dhows, unchanged for seven centuries.

Great Mud Mosque town, UNESCO-listed.

Faded Ottoman-Italian Red Sea port.

The world's largest car-free old city.

One of the world’s largest squares, framed by the tiled masterpieces of Safavid Isfahan.

Ninth-century mosque with the spiralling Malwiya minaret.