Upon our visit to Togo 🇹🇬 we decided to visit the museum but the charge was high so we couldn't. So I decided to give you some pictures of the front view. Thank you

Date of experience: June 2018 It changed its name to the Museum of African Art or something like that. This is a very small, privately-owned museum (by a Chinese anthropology professor). It is a small 2 (overcrowded) rooms that contain a good collection of masks, carvings and other objects from around West Africa, most of them are tagged with the country of origin and some with the date. You have to pay an entry fee, I was asked an extra fee to take photos, there was no sign(s) that said that photography is not allowed and it kind of felt like extortion. It is not great, but there is nothing else (at least based on my search) that you can do in Lomé, so this would be a good place to waste an hour or two during the weekend. Note: This place is not well known, so I had a hard time asking around if any driver can take me there, in the end, I had to use google maps to guide the driver.

The place has lots of African historical items and tour guide had a good amount of knowledge regarding them. You're not allowed to take pictures inside the main rooms but you could take pictures outside with a few items. A ticket was sold at 3000cfa for tourists Inside the rooms were hot and the AC wasn't functional and the swimming pool is not open to tourists. I believe with good maintenance the place could be better. Above all, I enjoyed being there

Very interesting museum of African art. It has primarily hand carved traditional sculptures. It is a small museum, but they give you a tour and explain all the different artworks.

A good museum.

The collection is fantastic with so many great pieces. However they deserve more space to reveal all their splendor. I was told that they have plans to open a new location. It is worth a visit.

Their collection are very good,but the demonstration is poor..Contact number mentioned in the image attached.

Signage is small and was closed

I've been in this museum for so long, and I really like this. And I found this guy running around.

(Translated by Google) The international museum is located on the boulevard du mono next to the hotel Krimas, arrived in Bèmonou, you take the road to the port, it is between first and second von left (Original) La musée internationale se trouve sur le boulevard du mono à côté de l'hôtel Krimas,arrivée à Bèmonou,vous prenez la route vers le port,elle se situe entre premier et deuxième von a gauche

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it was great fun but the toilets were even better

The international museum of the Gulf of Guinea is a private interesting museum. It is also known as the international museum of Art of Africa. Most local taxi drivers have no idea where the museum is. The easiest way to approach it is to mention the location of Eden Plage which lies opposite the museum. The collection is interesting. It is a complementary museum to the national Museum of Togo.

Well maintained unlike some other landmarks and monuments in Togo, but the entry fee is ridiculous!

Private umfangreiche Sammlung von Kunstgegenständen. Skulpturen aus Holz und Bronze sowie Schmuck, Waffen und Kultobjekte sind ausgestellt. Leider sind kaum nähere Informationen der ausgestellten Objekte zu finden. Die Sammlung umfasst Objekte aus ganz Afrika und ist nicht nach Herkunftsregion geordnet. An den meisten Ausstellungsstücken ist zumindest auf kleinen Kärtchen die Herkunft vermerkt. Trotzdem ist durchaus ein Besuch zu empfehlen

Great historical items to view

It's a nice place, although I didn't go into the main building to see the artworks, but I did admire the ones placed outside.

Storage space for articles from West Africa. No explanation, no display criteria. Paper labels placed on or next to pieces, many dropped on the floor. Private, belongs to a collector of Chinese origin. If you like African art or Picasso's Les Senyoretes d'Avinyó, interesting. But there is a serious lack of museum concept. 3000 CFAs

(Translated by Google) Togo beach (Original) Togo plage

Good

Cool

My beautiful country

Lovely

(Translated by Google) Many good explanations very interesting (Original) Beaucoup de bonnes explications très intéressant

(Translated by Google) The museum has 3 rooms with works from the 10th century to the present day. Very welcome and interesting explanations. (Original) Le musée compte 3 pièces avec des œuvres du 10e siècle à nos jours. Très bon accueil et des explications intéressantes.

Cool place to visit

(Translated by Google) The museum is great, everything is well highlighted. The guide is super nice, not at all rigid. Exchanges are totally possible with him. My cousin had a great time. To do!!! (Original) Le musée est génial, tout est bien mis en valeur. Le guide est super sympa, pas du tout rigide. Des échanges sont totalement possibles avec lui. Avec mon petit cousin nous avons passé un superbe moment. A faire!!!

(Translated by Google) variety of rooms, centuries of history, very competent host, quality space (Original) variété de pièces, siècles d'histoire, hôte très compétent, espace de qualité

(Translated by Google) Souvenirs (Original) Biens de souvenirs

(Translated by Google) Not bad (Original) Pas mal

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Super

(Translated by Google) It's cool (Original) C'est cool

(Translated by Google) Ahligo (Original) Ahligo

(Translated by Google) I decreed it thanks to my work. Just left to do a job under the CEET. (Original) Moi je l'ai décrété grâce a mon travail. Juste parti faire un travail dans le cadre de la CEET.

(Translated by Google) Museum (Original) Musée

Nice place to know about the caltuers of Ghana

(Translated by Google) To visit (Original) A visiter

(Translated by Google) RAS (Original) RAS