Stone town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is the cultural center of Zanzibar. The town is found in the main island of Unguja and gets its name from the 19th-century buildings whose architecture was influenced by European, Arabic, Indian and Swahili settlers. Because of its Arab and European background, Stone Town has a history that is well documented. Taking a tour of the town is a great opportunity to understand the history of the island’s inhabitants spanning different eras. The town is located at the very heart of Zanzibar and was once an important stopover for both general merchandise and slave traders moving to and from the mainland. Stone Town is characterized by very narrow streets, bazaars, ancient architecture, and several mosques