Sights in Sokodé

Editor's Choice

Sokodé serves as a major hub for traditional Togolese craftsmanship and regional commerce. This selection highlights the city's textile heritage at the National Weaving Center and its dedicated showroom, alongside the significant livestock trade at Marché de Betail. The list also covers essential urban landmarks like the central roundabout and neighborhood markets such as Komah and Petit Marché, which provide insight into the daily economic life and Tem cultural traditions of Togo's second-largest city.

Editor's Choice — Map

A

Rond-point Sokodé

Central urban landmark and major traffic intersection serving as a focal point for the city's layout.

B

Centre National de Tissage

A facility dedicated to preserving traditional Togolese weaving techniques and producing hand-woven fabrics.

C

Centre Padre Francisco

Community and art center focused on local craft development and vocational training.

D

Petit Marché

Local marketplace offering fresh produce, household goods, and small-scale retail.

E

Marché de Betail

Regional market specializing in the trade of cattle, goats, and sheep.

F

Boutique d'Exposition CENATIS

Showroom displaying finished textile products, traditional garments, and woven crafts produced by the national center.

G

Marché de Komah

Neighborhood market in the Komah district known for local food stalls and everyday commodities.

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