The Gulf of Guinea International Museum is a museum located in the city of Lomé, Togo. It is dedicated to the conservation and enhancement of the artistic and cultural heritage of Africa, particularly in the Gulf of Guinea. The museum presents a rich collection of African art objects from several countries such as Togo, Benin, Ghana, Nigeria and Côte d'Ivoire. There are traditional masks, statues, sculptures, antique jewellery and other cultural objects that bear witness to African history and traditions.

Center for exhibition of the works of Professor Paul Ahyi; the introduction of young learners to the arts. What if we talk about culture? It's been a while, hasn't it? Today we are going to discover the Paul Ahyi Museum. The Agnassan Museum is an exhibition space but also a creative space for artists and a meeting place between art and the general public. He has.

The Tayé-Tayé Artisanal Centre is a cultural and tourist area located in Lomé, dedicated to the promotion of Togolese and African crafts. Description The Tayé-Tayé Craft Centre brings together several local artisans who manufacture and exhibit traditional objects. Visitors can discover the know-how of Togolese artisans and observe certain manufacturing techniques. These include: wooden sculptures traditional masks handicraft jewellery of African Decorative Objects