Prinzenstein Castle

Prinzenstein Castle, also known as Fort Patience, is a historic fortress located in Keta, Volta Region, Ghana. It was originally built by Danish traders in the late 18th century as a trading post and later served as a slave-holding facility during the transatlantic slave trade. Today, Prinzenstein stands as a sobering reminder of Ghana's dark history and offers visitors a glimpse into the painful past of the slave trade through its museum and preserved ruins.