Lomé Grand Marché

Brief History & Introduction

Lome Grand Marche – Nestled in the heart of Togo’s capital city, Lomé’s Grand Marché (Grand Market) is a bustling, colorful hub of commerce, culture, and tradition. It dates back to the colonial era and has grown into one of the most vibrant markets in West Africa. It’s a key reflection of the country’s day-to-day rhythm, from dawn until late afternoon.

The Place in Pictures

Take A Video Tour Of Lomé Grand Marché

Planning Your Trip

Best Time to Visit

Morning hours, especially from 7am to 11am. Avoid weekends if you dislike crowds.

Things to Bring Along

Where to Stay

NameCategoryPrice/Night (GHS/CFA)HighlightsBooking Link
Hotel 2 FévrierLuxury120,000 CFARooftop pool, city view[Book Now]
Onomo Hotel LoméMid-Range60,000 CFANear beach, modern rooms[Book Now]
Hôtel Résidence MadibaMid-Range55,000 CFABeachfront, restaurant[Book Now]
Hotel AuroreBudget25,000 CFASimple, close to city center[Book Now]
Hotel EquateurBudget20,000 CFAFamily-friendly[Book Now]

What to Eat

Explore spicy grilled fish, cassava dough, “pâté” (fritters), and local juices (baobab, bissap). Try street vendors just outside the market for authentic flavors.

Sample Itinerary

Morning: Walk through Grand Marché, shop for souvenirs, take rooftop view photos.
Afternoon: Grab lunch at a local street vendor or café nearby. Head to Lomé beach to relax and cool off.
Evening: Visit the Independence Monument, catch sunset and street music along Boulevard du Mono.

Ready to Experience Lomé’s Pulse?

Don’t just read about it — pack your bags and let Togo’s most energetic market welcome you. From handmade crafts to cultural immersion, Grand Marché awaits!