Chez Nina restaurant is located at the following geographic coordinates: 6.8102, -5.2611. |
Al Sultan cafe is on the background. |
The street of Route D'Abidjan as seen from the entrance of Chez Nina restaurant. |
Two lovely Ivorian women wear enjoyable clothes. |
Two charming Ivorian women wear the bright pink lipstick. |
As usually, a beautiful Ivorian woman has the skin of chocolate colour. |
A stunning Ivorian woman wears the contemporary green dress. |
This villa belongs to the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace complex. |
This green lawn belongs to the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace complex. |
The left colonnade of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace is grandiose. |
Agave grows on the territory of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace complex. |
Plants with variegated leaves are used in the landscape design of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace complex. |
A Virgin Mary statue is located close to the Our Lady of Peace Basilica. |
This wide paved pedestrian path connects the gates of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace complex to the Basilica itself. |
The Basilica of Our Lady of Peace is a Catholic minor Basilica dedicated to Our Lady of Peace. |
Shrubs with variegated foliage decorate the complex of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
The main gates to the complex of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
The long-awaited Catholic hospital that was to complement the Basilica has also now been completed. |
The main entrance to the complex of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
The flag of Vatican City is waving in the complex of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
The Basilica of Our Lady of Peace was constructed between 1985 and 1989 with different cost estimates given by various groups. |
The design of the dome and encircled plaza are clearly inspired by those of the Basilica of Saint Peter in the Vatican City. |
President Alassane Ouattara officially opened the 250-bed hospital of St. Joseph Moscati on 14 January 2015. |
The cornerstone of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace was laid on 10 August 1985. |
The Basilica of Our Lady of Peace was consecrated on 10 September 1990 by Pope John Paul II. |
Rows of 272 columns surround the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
The finished height of the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace is 158 metres (518 ft). |
Most services conducted at the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace are attended by only a few hundred people. |
The Basilica of Our Lady of Peace is constructed with marble imported from Italy. |
The Basilica of Our Lady of Peace was built by Dumez, the French construction company. |
The final cost of the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace doubled Côte d’Ivoire's national debt. |
The interior of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
The wood chosen for the 7000 pews in the Our Lady of Peace Basilica is Iroko wood. |
People are in the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
Every column of the Basilica is dominated with the cross. |
The Basilica of Our Lady of Peace can accommodate 18000 worshippers, compared to 60000 for St. Peter's Basilica. |
The Basilica of Our Lady of Peace has an area of 30000 square metres. |
The Basilica of Our Lady of Peace is furnished with 7000 square metres of contemporary stained glass from France. |
Riding lawn mowers are mowing the grass in the area of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
Green lawns surround the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
The most striking peculiarities of the surroundings of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace are theirs solemn solitude and sweet repose. |
Guinness World Records lists the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace as the largest “church” in the world. |
Félix Houphouët-Boigny believed the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace would become a pilgrimage site for African Catholics. |
The central square of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace is adorned with an image of pigeon symbolizing the Peace. |
The main dome of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace is adorned with the cross of golden color. |
The columns of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
A wide expanse of grassland and forests opens from the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
Paved paths of round shapes are amidst the lawn of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
This villa is reserved for papal visits, of which only one occurred, when the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace was consecrated. |
A tractor is driving down the road along the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
Trees have been planted in orderly rows near the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
Lawns of the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace are neatly trimmed. |
The mosque of Yamoussoukro as seen from the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
Coconut trees are abundantly grow around the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
Coconut forests and vast grasslands lie around the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
Apart from the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace are two identical villas, this one accommodates the clergymen who operate the Basilica. |
Félix Houphouët-Boigny chose Yamoussoukro to be the future site of the new capital city of his country. |
The mosque of Yamoussoukro is in the background. |
The president of Côte d’Ivoire wanted to memorialize himself with the construction of what he called the greatest church in the world. |
Columns are plentiful throughout the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace but are not uniform in style. |
Pope John Paul II agreed to consecrate the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace on the condition that a hospital also be built nearby. |
Neat and clean lawns surround the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
These photographs present a documentary record of the construction process of the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
The architectural model presents the miniature of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
These photographs of the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace were made in the cloudscape photography style. |
Today, the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace is the most popular Christian pilgrimage site in West Africa. |
The Basilica of Our Lady of Peace is the architectural centerpiece of Yamoussoukro. |
This ceiling belongs to one of the wings of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
The cross stands amidst the lawn. |
This gates leads to the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace from the street of Rue de St. France. |
Adeniums are blooming abundantly in the area of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
A flower bed of blooming adeniums decorates the area of Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
Pachypodium is blooming near the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace. |
An entrance leads to the territory of the Grand Mosque of Yamoussoukro. |
The Grand Mosque of Yamoussoukro. |
The Basilica of Our Lady of Peace as seen from the street adjacent to the Grand Mosque of Yamoussoukro. |
This intersection on Rue de la Mosquée is adjacent to the Grand Mosque of Yamoussoukro. |
The Grand Mosque of Yamoussoukro is built in the traditional architectural style. |
The Grand Mosque of Yamoussoukro is built in the luxurious international architectural style. |
Few motorcycles are in the big empty yard of the Grand Mosque. |
The front towers of the Grand Mosque of Yamoussoukro. |
An inscription reads “La grande mosquée de la Paix”. |
Rue de la Mosquée. |
Rue de la Mosquée is close to the entrance to the Grand Mosque. |
Watikpa Luxe Hotel is located near Gare Routiere, BP 2237. |
This building is located near Gare Routiere. |
Gare Routiere. |
Avenue Houphouët-Boigny is in the area of “Gare Routiere” bus station. |
Kiosque de la capitale is on Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
Fuel trucks are on Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
Oilibya Alternative Fuel Station is on Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
Military vehicle for fuel transportation painted in camouflage colors is driving along Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
Super kiosque is on Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
“Pharmacie AZI” pharmacy BP 1184 is on Avenue Houphouet-Boigny. |
Post Office “La Poste” is on Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
Avenue Houphouët-Boigny is in the area of Post Office. |
La Compagnie Ivoirienne d'Électricité (CIE) is on Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
La ministre de l'Éducation nationale is on Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
Avenue Houphouët-Boigny is in April (14th of April, 2016, 17:07). |
Avenue Houphouët-Boigny is a wide street. |
Banque Atlantique is located on Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
Small colourful mosque is located on Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
L'Agence Nationale d'Appui au Développement Rural (ANADER) is on Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
Small mosque is on Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
Banque Atlantique is on Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
One of the streets adjacent to the Houphouët-Boigny avenue. |
“Gare UTB” bus station. |
PetroCi fuel station is adjacent to the “Gare UTB” bus station. |
Department of Public Service and Employment. |
This intersection is near the bank of BICICI. |
“La Fondation Félix Houphouët-Boigny pour la Recherche de la Paix” as seen from Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
“Le Bon Berger Group” cafe. |
Avenue Houphouët-Boigny as seen from the point located in front of the “Le Bon Berger Group” cafe. |
“Quincaillerie Saint Thomas” sells everything for the building. |
This intersection is near the “Winners Bar”. |
Francky coiffure is in the N'zuessi district. |
Plomberie Afrique is in the N'zuessi district. |
Garage Kouassi is in the N'zuessi district. |
This woman is the hostess of the hotel Nella. |
The portrait of the hostess of the hotel Nella. |
Traces of cooking are on the street in N'zuessi district. |
Odelia Palace restaurant is in the N'zuessi district. |
Maquis Le Souverain cafe is in the N'zuessi district. |
Young guys are in the N'zuessi district. |
Children are in the N'zuessi district. |
Girl with a baby in the N'zuessi district. |
Girl from the N'zuessi district is pointing at me. |
Serious children are from the N'zuessi district. |
A young guy is from the N'zuessi district. |
Landscape of evening street in the N'zuessi district. |
This street goes along the Caimans' lake. |
CFAO Motors car dealer. |
Avenue Houphouët-Boigny is in the area of La Compagnie Ivoirienne d'Électricité (CIE). |
“Ancienne Gare de UTB” bus station. |
Street vendors are near the bus station of Gare Routiere. |
“Korhogo-Yamoussoukro” microbus can take you to the city of Korhogo from the bus station of Gare Routiere. |
A policeman. |
Lovely female street vendors are dressed in the colourful dresses. |
Charming female street vendors sell avocado. |
Pretty young female street vendors show their avocados for me. |
One of the young female street vendors shows a simpering smile. |
Young guy striking a pose at the bus station of Gare Routiere. |
This roast fish is sold on the street opposite the hotel Nella. |
Roast fish is in the process of cooking on the street near the hotel Nella. |
Tasty roasted fish is ready to be sold. |
The big tray is full of delicious roasted fish. |
A charming female vendor roasts and sells the delicious fish on the street. |
An attractive female roasts and sells the delicious fish on the street. |
A beautiful female vendor adds some fresh onion to the tasty roasted fish. |
A female vendor which sells roasted fish has a wonderful family. |
These cute children belong to the family of vendor which sells roasted fish opposite the hotel Nella. |
Ivorian children are cute and beautiful. |
Cute little Ivorian girl. |
Cute little Ivorian girl has lost her slipper somewhere. |
My breakfast in Yamoussoukro consisted of a plate of delicious roasted fish with local spices. |
Ivorian children. |
Lovely Ivorian children. |
A serious Ivorian young man. |
The building of “Fondation Félix Houphouët Boigny pour la Recherche de la Paix” is in the distance. |
Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
Cafe Al Sultana is on Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
The Dioulakro district as seen from Avenue Houphouët-Boigny. |
Le Marché de Mô Faitai is a market located at Dioulakro district. |
A charming Ivorian woman is at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
A captivating Ivorian woman is at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Fruits are at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Mangoes and bananas are at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Avocados and green bananas are at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Dehydrated okra is at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Giant african snails are at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Live Giant african snails for sale. |
A clutch of live giant African snails from the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
A female vendor of giant African snails is at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Avocados are at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Cassava root “Manihot esculenta” is at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Tiny peppers are for sale at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
A heap of palm oil seeds is at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Dried chili pepper pods are for sale at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Yellow round seeds are for sale at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Bread is for sale at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Onion is for sale at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Helmeted guinea fowls “Numida meleagris” are in cage at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
White helmeted guinea fowls are in cage at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Piles of bread are for sale at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Balls of sumbala made from néré “Parkia biglobosa” seeds are for sale at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Clothes are for sale at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Plastic bowls and buckets are for sale at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Smoked fish are for sale at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Néré seeds of African locust bean “Parkia biglobosa” are for sale at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
One of the numerous streets of the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
A variety of edible roots for sale at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
The market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai just before its closing time. |
African goats are at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Tasty mangoes are for sale at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Live hens in cages are for sale at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Exquisite woman and her child at the market of Le Marché de Mô Faitai. |
Ivorian woman is feeding her baby with watermelon. |
A charming Ivorian woman and her baby. |
Ivorian woman is smiling while her baby is looking at me. |
Collège le Phoenix de la Marahoué de Bouaflé. |
Hotel Arc-en-ciel du Pont de Bouaflé. |
International Evangelical Church of Bouaflé. |
Marahoué river flows through the Bouaflé city. |
Lovely female vendors sell bread at the bus station of Gare Routiere. |
Enchanting female bread vendors are at the bus station of Gare Routiere. |
Restaurant Le Roi. |
A village is along the road from Yamoussoukro to Korhogo. |
A building with a thatched roof is on the road from Yamoussoukro to Korhogo. |
The African tulip tree “Spathodea campanulata” is on the road from Yamoussoukro to Korhogo. |
The African tulip tree “Spathodea campanulata”. |
A village is somewhere on the road from Yamoussoukro to Korhogo. |
A tall tree is on the road from Yamoussoukro to Korhogo. |
A building is on the road from Yamoussoukro to Korhogo. |
An inscription reads: “The governor”. |
These tall shrubs are somewhere on the road from Yamoussoukro to Korhogo. |
Interior of the bus travelling on the route from Abidjan to Yamoussoukro. |
The hotel Nella: a flush toilet is in the bathroom. |
The hotel Nella: a shower is in the bathroom. |
A coffee table is in the room that I stayed in the hotel Nella. |
Air conditioner is in the room that I stayed in the hotel Nella. |
The New Testament is in the room that I stayed in the hotel Nella. |
Construction workers are at the entrance to hotel Nella. |
Satellite dishes are located on the top of hotel Nella. |
This hotel sign board belongs to the hotel Nella. |
This sign board belongs to the car wash center which is beside the hotel Nella. |
View up the street which is beside the hotel Nella, at right. |
View up the street which is beside the hotel Nella, at left. |