• Lome - Begin your day with a swift exploration of Lomé. This tour allows you to get acquainted with the city and discover key sites such as the Primature (the Prime Minister’s residence and office), the Presidential House (the President’s residence and office), the Islamic school of Mohamed Kadhafi, the University of Lomé, the Carrefour de la Colombe de la Paix, and the Carrefour de la République. (Tour without stops).
• Palais de Lomé - Continue your journey with a visit to the Palace of Governors of Lomé, an iconic building that embodies the country’s historical past and heritage. This historic structure was the residence of German governors during the colonial era when Togo was under German rule.

Constructed in the early 20th century, the palace showcases a blend of architectural styles that reflect both European influences and local craftsmanship.

• Monument de l’Independance - Proceed to Independence Square for an in-depth explanation of the monument’s symbols, along with the story of Togo’s struggle for independence.
• Musee National - Next, visit the Togo National Museum to gain a deeper understanding of the country’s history and origins through its art objects. A short walk to the museum offers a chance to admire the surroundings and gain insight into the social contrasts that still exist in this small nation of 8 million people. (Currently under renovation)
• Grand Marche - Known locally as “Assiganmé,” meaning large market, this vibrant hub of urban activity is one of the largest in the sub-region, thanks to its “Nana Benz.” These remarkable women, with their tales of success, competition, and mysticism, form a vital part of the country’s economic core. Stroll through the bustling market streets towards the Sacré-Cœur Cathedral of Lomé.
• Lome Cathedral - The next stop is Lomé Cathedral, reminiscent of European churches, particularly the Sainte Marie Chapel in Wurzburg with its colors, and architecturally similar to the church of Steyl in the Netherlands. Marvel at the beauty of Gothic art in this young country, an architectural gem with a magnificent organ inside.
• Togo - Take a lunch break to savor delicious Togolese cuisine, offering a variety of dishes that will leave you spoiled for choice. These culinary delights are irresistible! Note: Lunch is not included.
• ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development - The ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development (EBID) is an institution under the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). Established in 1976, EBID’s primary goal is to foster economic development and regional integration among ECOWAS member states. EBID plays a crucial role in financing and supporting development projects across West Africa, contributing to the region’s economic growth and integration.
• Akodessewa Fetish Market - The next destination is the fetish market, where you will find a wide array of objects and talismans that trace African traditions. You will also have the chance to learn about Vodou practices and see items used in traditional ceremonies. From simple dried or live chameleons to lion skins or chimpanzee heads, the experience is truly immersive. A unique opportunity to explore diverse beliefs.
• Koumy House - Welcome to the vibrant world of Jean Koumy. This large, lively house is adorned with colorful frescoes and bright mosaics. It is the home of Jean Koumy, a talented and friendly Belgian-Togolese artist, who has turned his residence into a true masterpiece.

Upon entering, you are greeted by a serene and artistic garden, a little paradise where nature and art coexist harmoniously. Jean often welcomes visitors with a smile, eager to share his world.

Inside, every corner radiates joy and creativity: hearts, birds, flowers, and cheerful characters adorn the walls, furniture, and even closets. It’s a burst of color and positivity!

• Lome - Beyond the sites to visit, the tour ensures you experience Lomé in all its glory by showcasing various points of interest throughout the journey. Different routes are taken to provide a comprehensive 360-degree view of the city whenever possible.
• Togo - Conclude your tour with a unique cultural immersion through an authentic tasting experience. Enjoy a break at a typical seaside bar, where you can savor a craft drink chosen to reflect the regional terroir. This gourmet moment offers the perfect opportunity to share friendly interactions and end your tour on a high note. You may also take a stroll along the beach or swim in the ocean’s refreshing waters, provided the current is calm.

• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Refreshment
• Bottle of mineral water

• Personal and additional needs
• Lunch

‘Lomé cultural tour’ is a private tour where only you and your group will participate. This guided tour takes you closer to the cultural and daily realities of the local community. A visit of 7 to 9 hours rich in knowledge and experience of which you will have the opportunity to discover Lomé in all its cultural splendour. A living picture of urban and ancient activity to discover.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.