The National Museum of Togo is located in the capital city, Lomé. Established in 1975, it showcases the rich cultural heritage and history of Togo. The museum features a variety of exhibits, including traditional artifacts, textiles, and sculptures that represent the diverse ethnic groups of the country. Visitors to the museum can learn about the Tem, Ewe, and Kabyé peoples, among others, through displays that highlight their customs and traditions. The museum also emphasizes the importance of preserving Togo's cultural identity and offers educational programs to promote awareness of the nation's history.