Lome, Togo Cruise Port

Lome is considered the largest city of Togo and is situated on the Gulf of Guinea. It serves as the country's industrial and administrative centers, while also being the country's chief port. From this port, the city grew into a regional trade hub with its major exports being cocoa, copra, coffee, and palm kernels. Lome’s history can be traced back to the 18th century, when it was believed to have been founded by the country's indigenous Ewe people. The city has been blessed and is a municipality that has many influences, styles, and mixed traditions. Listed below are some of the recommended experiences, attractions, and activities that visitors could enjoy after cruising to Lome, Togo:

Visitors who are interested in learning a bit more about the country's ethnic and cultural history should visit the Togo National Museum, which was completed in 1975. The museum has several exhibits of artifacts and art pieces that are related to the country's ethnographic history.
Visitors should not miss out on the opportunity to share in the country's history, by paying a visit to the Independence Monument. The country gained independence in 1960 and this statue was built to commemorate the women who started the independence movement through protesting about the high taxes that were imposed on them.
One of the city's highlights is the Fetish Market. This destination mainly has animal parts that are out on display, which the local people believe will help treat or guard against specific diseases and give one the ability to enhance their skills.
Visitors who are interested in doing some souvenir shopping, while totally immersing themselves in the city's local life, should visit the Lome Grand Market. It is a large market that covers an entire city block and often has live music performances done by the locals.

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