Things to do in Mali
The top attractions and places to visit in Mali, by how many Wikipedias have an article about them: Great Mosque of Djenné, Tomb of Askia and Bandiagara Escarpment, and 21 more across the country.
- 24places to see
Churches, mosques and temples
- Great Mosque of DjennéMosque · Djenné · On the map
- Sankore MadrasahMosque · Timbuktu · On the map
- Djinguereber MosqueMosque · Timbuktu · On the map
- Bamako Grand MosqueMosque · Bamako · On the map
- Mopti Grand MosqueMosque · Mopti · On the map
- Sidi Yahya MosqueMosque · Timbuktu · On the map
- Great Mosque of NionoMosque · Niono · On the map
Landmarks and monuments
- Tomb of AskiaWorld HeritageMonument · Gao · On the map
- Bandiagara EscarpmentWorld HeritageLandmark · On the map
- Djenné-DjennoArchaeological site · Djenné · On the map
- OunjougouArchaeological site · On the map
Parks, gardens and zoos
- Boucle du Baoulé National ParkPark · On the map
- Bafing National ParkPark · Bafoulabé · On the map
- Kouroufing National ParkPark · On the map
- Wongo National ParkPark · On the map
Museums
- National Museum of MaliBamako · On the map
- Muso Kunda Museum of WomenBamako · On the map
Castles, palaces and cathedrals
- Sacred Heart CathedralCathedral · Bamako · On the map
- Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes Cathedral of SanCathedral · San · On the map
- Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes CathedralCathedral · Sikasso · On the map
- Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of KayesCathedral · Kayes · On the map
- Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of SégouCathedral · Ségou · On the map
- St. Joseph Cathedral, MoptiCathedral · Mopti · On the map
- Cathedral of Our Lady, KitaCathedral · Kayes · On the map
Good to know
- The list comes from Wikidata (CC0): museums, castles, palaces, cathedrals, parks, gardens, zoos, squares, monuments and other landmarks with their own articles in at least three Wikipedias, the best known first.
- Each place counts for the city it lies closest to by size and distance; the country lists its best known.
- There are no opening hours, tickets or pictures here: the Wikipedia article for each has them.