It was the colonial capital until 1920. The historic features remained preserved and the sense in the atmosphere is noticeable. There are also churches and cemeteries and colonial houses, which undoubtedly have its architectural value.

 This small town can be found in a green valley surrounded by hills covered by forests and coffee plantation at the sides of the hills. The people are always open to discussions at the numerous bars.

 Located not far away from the capital. The landscape is always green even in the season of drought. The land is naturally fertile and that’s why cocoa and coffee are farmed there.

 The Missahoe village provides two main attractions. First is the governor house that is characterized by the relic of the German colonial time. Second is the forest of Missahoe with its remarkable biodiversity. Cashew, wawa, yuka, the linen wood and other tropical trees adorn the nature full of wide range of different bird species.

 It’d be a real sin not to visit this architectural highlight. There is a variety of fortified villages that come from the 17th century. Formerly the place was isolated but nowadays it is a pure tourist hotspot.

 Pic d’Agou is the highest summit of Togo with its 986 metres. It is covered by dense forests and sprinkled by Ewe villages. The paths can be found on the side of the mountain. No matter what way you take, the reward is the spectacular view of the valleys and plains below.

 It was founded in 1967 and is a production centre of different crafts, pottery, wood carving, batiks and macramé. Young pupils acquire here the knowledge of their teachers. You can admire the variety and quality of the sculptures and statues.

 Lake Togo is the largest part of a lagoon in Togo. It is divided form the Atlantic ocean by a thin coastal strip. There are the fishermen in small boats dug in tree trunks and big pelicans in the sky. It is a perfect place for nearly all sorts of water sports.