Endowed with a charm of its own, the Pearl of the lagoons is renowned for its tasty cuisine and the marked taste for celebration of its inhabitants.

Located in the heart of the Mandinka country, on the banks of the Niger River, Bamako is an immense, warm and musical city.

Lying between Table Mountain and two oceans, a cosmopolitan city, steeped in history and benefiting from the proximity of vineyards and generous nature.

Bubbling, in full metamorphosis, the economic capital of Morocco mixes all styles and is resolutely looking to the future.

An effervescent city that enjoys the proximity of the Loos Islands, a dream of white sand and turquoise green water.

As if perched on the extreme tip of West Africa, Dakar is a city both marked by its past and in perpetual change.

This city, which was once a fishing village, benefits from the proximity of heavenly beaches and the marine reserve of Bongoyo Island.

Located at the mouth of the Wouri River, Cameroon's largest city is also its economic capital.

A city open to the Indian Ocean and bathed in African, Indian and colonial influences.

A chic suburb of Johannesburg, Sandton is the City of South Africa. A district with a resolutely modern air, which hosts the contemporary art fair FNB Art Joburg.

Exuberant and contrasting, the City of Seven Hills takes you instantly from tradition to modernity, from the bustling city center to the flower-lined alleys of Nakasero.

African capital of tech, this cosmopolitan and too little known city is booming.

Of relatively modest size, with its colorful markets and hospitable inhabitants, the capital of Togo will undoubtedly charm you.

The capital of Mozambique deploys its rich historical and cultural heritage on the shores of the Indian Ocean.

Steeped in history, the capital of the kingdom of Morocco is also a young city full of energy.

Renowned for its charm, the mythical city of the Beat Generation is today the leading port in Africa.