Marché HLM

Dakar

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Marché HLM

Vibrant and colourful fabrics line the maze of stalls that compose the Marché HLM, the best market in town to buy traditional African textiles. High-quality prints, embroidery, silk and more are available at very decent prices, along with all kinds of accessories.

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address254 Rue HLM 197, Dakar
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