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Located in Abomey, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is housed in the former royal palaces of the Dahomey Kingdom. It showcases artifacts, royal thrones, and historical relics related to the Dahomey kings.
Situated in the Portuguese Fort in Ouidah, this museum explores the history of the transatlantic slave trade and the impact of European colonization on Benin.
Located in Cotonou, this private museum is dedicated to contemporary African art and often features works by renowned African artists
Situated in Porto-Novo, the capital of Benin, this museum focuses on the cultural heritage of the Yoruba and other ethnic groups in Benin. It features traditional masks, costumes, and religious artifacts.
Located in Ouidah, this museum focuses on contemporary African art and often hosts exhibitions by local and international artists.
Situated in Lobozounkpa, near Cotonou, this museum focuses on the history and symbolism of the “récade,” a ceremonial staff used by the kings of Dahomey.
Located in Porto-Novo, this museum highlights the Afro-Brazilian heritage in Benin, showcasing the history of the returnees from Brazil and their influence on Beninese culture.
Also in Porto-Novo, this museum is housed in the former palace of King Toffa. It provides insights into the history and traditions of the local community.
Located in Cotonou, this museum promotes Beninese culture and heritage through exhibitions of traditional art and artifacts.
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