Fort Frederiksborg, which was later renamed Fort Royal, was a fortification located on the Gold Coast, present-day Ghana.

Fort Orange, originally built as a trading post by the Dutch on the Gold Coast in 1642, is located near Sekondi in Ghana's Western Region. Initially constructed to function as a lodge in the 1670s, its purpose shifted to that of a trading post before it was expanded into a fort in 1690.

Fort Batenstein was a significant fort and trading post established by the Dutch on the Gold Coast in 1656, located near Butre (historically spelled as Boutry).

Fort Nassau, located in the coastal town of Moree in Ghana's Central Region, stands as one of the oldest European-built structures in West Africa.

Fort Metal Cross, originally known as Fort Dixcove, is a historical military structure situated on a promontory in the fishing community of Infuma in Dixcove, located in Ghana's Western Region.

Located in the eastern part of the Volta River in the Volta region of Ghana, Fort Prinzenstein which translates to

A small chapel in Portugal dedicated to Saint Jago once stood in the location where Fort Coenraadsburg, also known as c, is now situated on a high hill across from St. George's Castle (Elmina Castle) in Ghana's Central Region.

Fort William, located in Anomabu, Ghana's Central Region, holds a significant place in history due to its role in the colonial era.

James Fort, also known as Ussher Fort or Old Fort, is situated in the Ussher Town neighbourhood of Accra, the capital city of Ghana. The fort was constructed by the British in the 17th century as a trading post and defensive structure during the era of European colonization in Africa.

Osu Castle, also known as Fort Christiansborg or the Castle, holds significant historical and cultural importance in Ghana.