Palace Museum
also known as the "Sultan's Palace", "Beit el-Sahel" in Arab is another former sultan's palace, also located on the seafront, to the north of the House of Wonders.[5] It was built in late 19th century, and now hosts a museum about the daily life of the Zanzibari royal family, including items that belonged to Sayyida Salme, a former Zanzibar princess that fled to relocate in Europe with her husband
Anglican Cathedral
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Purchased by missionaries, the church sits atop the world's last slave market. The altar is said to be built over the market's whipping post.