Church of Saint Charles Borromee (Goree)
Church of Saint Charles Borromee (Goree), church building on Gorée
The Church of Saint Charles Borromee is situated in the heart of Gorée Island.
First built in 1830, this site mirrors the colonial era of Senegal.
It marks a Catholic religious tradition on a predominantly Muslim island.
Visitors can reach the church by taking a ferry from Dakar to Gorée.
Part of the UNESCO World Heritage site, it represents a poignant piece of Gorée's history.
Location: Gorée
Inception: 1830
Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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