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Situated in the town of Ségou—the capital of the Bambara Empire—Mieruba offers a guesthouse and an art gallery for locals, travelers. Our 90 square meter gallery located a few hundred meters from the Niger River hosts a permanent exhibition of the famous sculptor Amaguiré Dolo and a large collection of one of Mali’s photography pioneers—Adama Kouyaté. The gallery also specializes in buying and selling authentic Malian crafts ranging from masks to sculptures. Mieruba’s shop has a huge collection of old masks and statuettes from the Bambara, Dogon, and Bobo communities. Traditional household goods and authentic objects—both ancient and contemporary can also be found in the shop. In a land where traditionally most of the architecture is made of mud, Mieruba was built using dry sandstone. The guesthouse has 8 spacey rooms decorated in a tradi-modern style to demonstrate our commitment to blending different cultures. In the compound, there is 600 square meters of terraces and gardens from where you can observe the passing of migratory birds. Mieruba also organizes private concerts upon demand with local musicians. Our vision is to create an atmosphere where our guests feel like their living with family in a traditional yet modern setting. Access to Mieruba is easy given its proximity to the paved highway, RN6.