Togo National Museum

Togo National Museum is the national museum of Togo. It is located in the capital of Lomé. Founded in 1975, it presents cultural and historical exhibits.

Togo National Museum is the national museum of Togo. It is located in the capital of Lomé. it houses ethnographical, cultural, and artistic exhibits. It is located in the Congress Palace near Independence Square, opposite the hotel of February.

This fully air-conditioned museum is the perfect place to discover Togolese culture. Inside, well-lit display cases tell the local story and present excellent specimens of traditional art.

There are beautifully painted maps and Togo’s past is represented by old photos and drawings. Other showcases show musical instruments, objects dating back thousands of years, pots of clay, baskets decorated with shells, and calabashes used to preserve food and water. Of wood carvings, the clothes, the metalwork, the tobacco pipes, and textiles are also on display.

Some of the major attractions around Togo National Museum include the International Museum of the Gulf of Guinea which hosts most of the private collection of merchant and collector Rene David, Musee Regional du Centre, and Musee Regional des Savanes.

How to get to Togo National Museum

Togo National Museum is the national museum of Togo. It is located in the capital of Lomé. Founded in 1975, it presents cultural and historical exhibits and the Museum is located within the city center and its literally walkable distance from the major city hotels however if you book a safari with us then we will arrange an all-inclusive safari package with transportation to the Museum and other attractions on the Lome City Tour.

Where to stay while visiting the Togo national Museum

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