The city of Lomé in Togo

The dome belongs to the Sacred Heart Cathedral.

The entrance to the Sacred Heart Cathedral “Paroisse Cathédrale Sacré Cœur de Jésus”.

The facade of the Sacred Heart of Jesus cathedral.

The Sacred Heart Cathedral.

The Sacred Heart Cathedral, side view.

The Sacred Heart Cathedral as seen from Grand Market.

The Sacred Heart Cathedral is the mother of the Archdiocese of Lomé.

Unknown nuts are for sale at Grand Market “Le Grand Marché de Lomé”.

The Sacred Heart Cathedral is located at Grand Market.

Female vendor sells spices at Grand Market.

Tiny dried fish is for sale at Grand Market.

Alive chickens are for sale at Grand Market “Le Grand Marché”.

A flock of the alive chickens is for sale at Grand Market “Le Grand Marché”.

A spice of Star anise “Illicium verum” is for sale at Grand Market “Le Grand Marché”.

I have bought for my wife several bags of star anise and cinnamon sticks.

A spice of Star anise “Illicium verum” which I have bought for my wife.

The cinnamon sticks which I have bought for my wife on Grand Market.

Dried sea stars, birds and bats are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Horned skull is for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Huge skull is for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Akodessewa Fetish Market.

The stalls belong to the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Dried eagles are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Dried hedgehogs and lizards are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Huge toothy skulls are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Dried head of a monkey is for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Dried heads of hyenas are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Voodoo products are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Voodoo dolls and horns are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Dried chameleons, snails and frogs are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Dried skins of the snakes are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Hoofs are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Fetish voodoo toys are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Being on the territory of the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Dried small yellow birds are for sale at the Voodoo Market.

Dried skins are for sale at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Dried skins are placed under the scorching sun at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Fence is covered with different drawings at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Lion is depicted on the fence of Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Mermaid is depicted on the fence of Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Voodoo heads are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Erotic voodoo sculptures are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Huge dried rat is for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Dried armadillo is for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Dried frogs are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Dried animals, birds and reptiles are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Dried turtle is for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Dried head of the antelope is for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Huge dried animal paws are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Dried leopard is for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Huge claws are for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Dried monkey is for sale at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Dried spotted skins are at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Dried hedgehogs and bats are at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Giant toothy jaws are at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Dried chameleons are at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Dried rats and snakes are at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Dried monitor lizard and bats are at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Dried skin of the armadillo is at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Voodoo dolls are at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Skulls of monkeys are at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Massive skulls are at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Tiny skulls are at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Dead birds, monkeys and snakes are at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Dead birds of different colors are at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Different horns are at the Akodessewa Voodoo Market.

Different voodoo accessories are at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

An ordinary stall is at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

Stand №55 is at the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

The Akodessewa Fetish Market or Marche des Feticheurs is the world's largest voodoo market.

The Akodessewa Fetish Market ticket cost is 3000 CFA and photographers should pay additional 2000 CFA.

This street was photographed from the entrance to the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

View down the street from the entrance to the Akodessewa Fetish Market.

The monument of “Peace Dove” (La Colombe de la Paix) is located in the roundabout of “Place de la Paix”.

Avenue Maman N'Danida as seen from the roundabout of Place de la Paix.

Street mural artwork is at the Avenue Maman N'Danida.

One of the intersections is on the Avenue Maman N'Danida.

Togolese flags are on the Avenue Maman N'Danida.

Avenue Maman N'Danida.

Buildings are on the Avenue Maman N'Danida.

Sanitation workers do their job on the lake.

Sanitation workers are covered with the protective masks.

Boulevard du 13 janvier.

Banque Togolaise du Commerce et de l'Industrie (BTCI).

Banque d'Investissement et de Développement de la CEDEAO.

Grand rond-point circulaire “Bld Circulaire” is on Boulevard du 13 janvier.

“LE WATT” hardware store.

Schneider Electric.

Sethi Brothers Limited.

A statue of man is on the background of cross “1892-1992”.

Adimex wedding shop.

Two women are chattering at the entrance to Sacred Heart Cathedral.

Being at Grand Market in the area of Sacred Heart Cathedral.

Motorcyclist is driving through Grand Market.

A charming female vendor sells mango at Grand Market.

A female vendor sells smoked fish at Grand Market.

A road traffic is on Boulevard de la République.

A beach of Lomé as seen from Boulevard de la République.

Boulevard de la République.

Boulevard de la République stretches along the ocean shore.

Gulf of Guinea as seen from the shore of the city.

Some vendors are located in the shades of palm trees on Boulevard de la République.

Cloves “Syzygium aromaticum” are for sale at Grand Market “Le Grand Marché”.

Nutmeg is for sale at Grand Market “Le Grand Marché”.

These light green seeds which look like a fennel are for sale at Grand Market.

This colourful mango was bought on Grand Market.

A beautiful female cashier works in the Supermarche Citimart.

A good-looking female cashier works in the Supermarche Citimart.

A female cashier that works in the Supermarche Citimart.

A cashier that works in the Supermarche Citimart.

A portrait of a cashier that works in the Supermarche Citimart.

A portrait of a female cashier that works in the Supermarche Citimart.

Avenue du 2 Février.

Centre Administratif et des Services Economiques et Financiers “CASEF”.

Workers are on the street of Avenue du 2 Février.

Avenue du 2 Février connects to the roundabout of Independence monument in this place.

Radisson Blu Hotel.

Radisson Blu Hotel stands as the tallest building in Togo's capital.

Togolese flags surround the roundabout of Independence monument.

The roundabout of Independence monument.

The street of Avenue du 2 Février.

A beautiful artificial lake is created at the foot of Radisson Blu Hotel.

Independence monument.

An area of the Independence monument.

The National museum.

The street of Rue de l'Oua.

A territory of the Independence monument has a contemporary landscape.

The Independence monument is iconic and sits conspicuously in the city.

The Independence monument is a tribute to Togo's independence from France on the 27th of April 1960.

Radisson Blu Hotel 2 Février as seen from the Independence monument.

Centre Administratif et des Services Economiques et Financiers (CASEF) as seen from the Independence monument.

Palais des Congrès.

Left wing of the Palais des Congrès.

Here is a modern automobile of some civil service.

Hôtel de Ville.

The Independence monument is located in the centre of a circular island ringed by a road.

Avenue de l'Hotel de Ville.

Plants are in the pots on Avenue de l'Hotel de Ville.

Radisson Blu Hotel 2 Février is located near the Independence monument.

Automobiles are on the roundabout of Independence monument.

The National museum as seen from the Independence monument.

La Banque Centrale des Etats de l'Afrique de l'Ouest (BCEAO).

A large building in the shape of a hemisphere is located at the foot of Radisson Blu Hotel.

A traveller's palm grows near the roundabout of Independence monument.

Avenue Abdoulaye Fadiga.

The Independence monument is surrounded by the black gold iron fence.

La Banque Centrale des Etats de l'Afrique de l'Ouest (BCEAO) is located near the Radisson Blu Hotel.

Construction works are in progress in the Radisson Blu Hotel 2 Février.

Radisson Blu Hotel 2 Février.

The Independence monument in Lomé commemorates the country's independence from France.

An entrance to the Administrative Center of Economic and Financial Services “CASEF”.

The Independence monument as seen from Avenue du 2 Février.

This green lawn belongs to the Administrative Center of Economic and Financial Services “CASEF”.

This roundabout connects Avenue Sarakawa and Avenue du 2 Février.

Central railway station in Lomé.

An advertising board is located near the Central railway station.

RT monument is located in Martyrs Square.

The street art inscription is on the wall.

I walked along the city streets from the Independence monument to my hotel.

“LA TOUR” construction materials.

The street of “Avenue du 24 Janvier”.

Ramco Supermarche variety store.

HYUNDAI car and motorcycle dealers.

Pharmacie Bon Pasteur.

IRFODEL (Institution De Recherche Et De Formation Pour Le Développement).

It is absolutely safe walking alone through the streets of Lomé.

Seritex T-shirts.

I walked along the city streets to the Magnificat hotel where I stayed.

A special Togolese hairstyle is popular in Lomé.

A charming Togolese girl wears a fantastic hairstyle.

A beautiful Togolese girl is smiling.

Hotel Magnificat: a shower is in the bathroom.

Hotel Magnificat: a coffee table is in the room.

Hotel Magnificat: a double bed is in the room.

A kitchen for guests is in the Magnificat hotel.

The Sacred Heart Cathedral as seen from the Magnificat hotel.

A view of the street from the balcony of Magnificat hotel.

A view of Grand Market from the balcony of Magnificat hotel.

Rue du Grand Marché.

The hotel sign board belongs to the Magnificat hotel.

Empty wine glasses are upside down on the table in kitchen in the Magnificat hotel.

Rue du Grand Marché is a very busy street.

Hotel Magnificat.

CCO property management.