Fauna Cultura

You will start this beautiful day with a visit to the mini-zoo where you will have the opportunity to discover and interact with different animal species such as pelican, ostrich, chimpanzee, pyton, martin-chasseur, grand-duc de Verreaux etc...
This zoo offers a unique opportunity to discover and interact with various animal species. As you enter the zoo, you'll come across ostriches, which are the largest birds in the world. These magnificent creatures are known for their long necks and legs, and they can run at an impressive speed of up to 70 kilometers per hour. Visitors can get up close and personal with these birds and even feed them, making for a truly unforgettable experience. As you make your way through the mini-zoo, you'll also have the chance to interact with chimpanzees, which are one of our closest living relatives in the animal kingdom. Another highlight of the mini-zoo is the pythons, which are among the largest snakes in the world. These impressive reptiles can grow up to 20 feet in length and are known for their distinctive patterns and colors. Visitors can watch these snakes as they slither through their enclosures, offering a rare opportunity to see and touch these fascinating creatures up close.

Monument de l'indépendance

Next stop, Monument de l'indépendance of Togo, this place full of history that symbolizes the independence of the country. It is a prominent landmark located in the heart of Lomé, the capital city of Togo. It was erected in 1979 to commemorate Togo's independence from French colonial rule in 1960. The monument features a large central column surrounded by several smaller columns, each representing one of Togo's administrative regions. The central column of the monument is adorned with a man, which symbolizes the strength and freedom of the Togolese people. At the base of the monument, visitors can find several plaques that commemorate Togo's independence and honor the country's heroes. The Monument de l'Independence is not only a symbol of Togo's independence, but also an important gathering place for the Togolese people. It is a popular spot for events and celebrations, such as Independence Day and other national holidays. Visitors to the monument can witness the vibrancy and energy of Togolese culture as they mingle with locals.

National museum

The National Museum of Togo is a must-see attraction for anyone interested in the history and culture of the country. The museum's extensive collection of art objects provides a fascinating glimpse into the origins of today's Togo, with exhibits ranging from ancient artifacts to contemporary works of art. Upon arrival, visitors will be greeted by the museum's impressive facade, which is decorated with intricate carvings and designs that are typical of traditional Togolese architecture. As you enter the museum, you'll be struck by the sheer volume and diversity of the exhibits, which are arranged thematically to provide a comprehensive overview of the country's cultural heritage. Other highlights of the museum include a collection of sculptures, textiles, and pottery, which offer insight into the artistic traditions of the Togolese people. Visitors can also view a range of historical objects, including tools, weapons, and household items, providing a glimpse into the everyday life of Togo's past inhabitants. Perhaps most interestingly, the museum also features a significant collection of ethnographic items, including clothing, jewelry, and musical instruments, which provide a deeper understanding of the local culture and way of life.

Cathédrale sacré-coeur of lome

The Cathedral of Lomé is a stunning example of colonial architecture that has become an iconic landmark of the city. Its distinctive facade and towering spires are visible from afar, and visitors are immediately struck by its grandeur and beauty upon approaching. Constructed in the early 20th century, the cathedral features a mix of Gothic and Romanesque styles, with intricate stonework and ornate detailing throughout. The interior is equally impressive, with high vaulted ceilings, stained glass windows, and elaborate frescoes that depict scenes from the Bible and Togolese history. Visitors can take a guided tour of the cathedral to learn more about its history and significance, as well as admire its many architectural and artistic features. The cathedral's serene atmosphere and peaceful surroundings provide a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of the city, making it a popular spot for quiet contemplation and reflection. The Cathedral of Lomé is also a symbol of Togo's colonial past and its complex history of cultural exchange and influence. Visitors can gain a deeper understanding of the country's history and cultural heritage by exploring this impressive monument, and appreciate the role that religion and architecture have played in shaping its identity.

"Assiganmé" Lomé big market

Assiganmé market, also known as the big market, is a bustling hub of urban activity that provides a vibrant and colorful glimpse into daily life in Lomé. As one of the largest markets in the sub-region, it is a must-see attraction for anyone interested in local culture, economy and social life. Upon entering the market, visitors are immediately struck by the sheer scale of the place. Spread over several blocks, the market is a maze of stalls and shops selling everything from fresh produce to textiles, jewelry, and traditional crafts. One of the most fascinating aspects of the Assiganmé market is the presence of the "Nana Benz," a group of successful female entrepreneurs who dominate the market's textile trade. These women, who have gained wealth and power through their business acumen, represent a significant part of the economic and social fabric of Togo. Their stories of success, competition and black magic are legendary and contribute to the market's unique atmosphere. Visitors can interact with the vendors and learn about their products, bargaining and the local customs of trade. The market offers an immersive experience that is both educational and entertaining, and visitors are sure to come away with a deeper appreciation of the vibrancy and diversity of Togolese culture.

Art boutique and market

The perfect places to find unique and high-quality souvenirs, gifts for friends and family, or simply to browse and appreciate the beauty of the local crafts. Visitors will find a wide range of handmade products, including batik clothing, leather goods, bracelets, jewelry, pottery, woven baskets, and more. All of the products are made by local artisans, using traditional techniques and materials that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Togo and Africa. The quality of the workmanship is just remarkable, and visitors are sure to be impressed by the level of skill and creativity on display. One of the most enjoyable aspects is the opportunity to find unique and one-of-a-kind items that cannot be found anywhere else. The market offers a personalized and authentic shopping experience, where visitors can take their time to appreciate the beauty and craftsmanship of each piece. These places provides a unique and authentic shopping experience, where visitors can discover the best of the region's artistic expression and cultural heritage. With its talented craftsmen, beautiful products, and personalized service, it is sure to leave a lasting impression on visitors and provide a deeper appreciation for the beauty and creativity of Togolese and African culture.

Ancien palais des gouverneurs de Lomé

Palais de Lomé is a historic landmark in Lomé that offers visitors a glimpse into Togo's colonial past. Located in the heart of the city, the palace was built in the early 20th century as the residence of the German governor of Togo. Today, the palace serves as a museum that showcases the history of Togo's colonial era and the struggle for independence. Visitors can explore the museum's collections of photographs, documents, and artifacts that provide insight into Togo's past and the country's cultural heritage. The palace's architecture is a blend of European and African styles, with a large courtyard and spacious rooms that reflect the grandeur of the colonial era. The museum's exhibits showcase the country's history, including the impact of colonization, the growth of nationalism, and the eventual struggle for independence. Visitors can take a guided tour of the palace, where knowledgeable guides will share stories and insights into Togo's colonial past. The tour includes a visit to the palace's various rooms, including the governor's office, reception hall, and living quarters, which are furnished with period furniture and décor.

Very important: Only available on "Saturday and Sunday"

Fetish market of Akodessewa

The Fetish Market, also known as the Akodessewa Market, is a unique attraction in Lomé that provides visitors with a glimpse into the traditional practices and beliefs of African voodoo. The market is a bustling hub of activity, where vendors sell a wide variety of objects and talismans that are used in traditional ceremonies. Visitors to the Fetish Market can explore the market's various stalls and vendors, where they will find a whole array of objects, such as dried chameleons, skins of lions, heads of chimpanzees and wild boars, and other items that are used for traditional ceremonies. The market offers a unique experience that highlights the differences in beliefs and practices between African voodoo and other religions. While at the market, visitors can also learn more about voodoo practices and beliefs from the vendors, who are happy to share their knowledge and answer questions. The market is a place where visitors can witness the rich cultural heritage of Togo and the wider African continent. Visitors can find items such as talismans, sculptures, and other traditional objects made from local materials such as wood, bone, and metal. The market is a great place to find one-of-a-kind items that are not available anywhere else.

Drink & refreshment

A short break for refreshment during the experience. You will have the opportunity to choose between fruit salad, smoothie, new yogurt recipes with cereals and many other customization possibilities, or delicious coconuts drink followed by a walking tour along the Togolese beach. Enjoy yourself!

Miabétour's Surprise activity

To end our beautiful and adventurous day in style, Miabétour always offers its friends a last activity of entertainment. This is our way of working, we do everything to give you the best beautiful memories.

What to know about your visit!

In addition to sights to be visited, we make sure to let you discover Lomé in all its splendour by showing you some places that might interest you during the trip. We also avoid using the same roads to offer you a 360 degree view of the city of Lome.