Lagos is a megacity, a commercial hub, a tourist destination, and a land of opportunities. Naturally, a city like this should offer its residents and visitors an endless variety of sights, sounds, and activities, and it does. The following are 20 Lagos attractions that you should not miss out on while in town.
National Arts Theatre
Because of its 31-meter height and architectural design, this one-of-a-kind landmark is nearly impossible to miss. The National Arts Theatre is deeply symbolic of Nigerian performing arts.
Iga Idunganran (The Oba’s Palace)
The Oba (Lagos’ monarch) lives in Iga idunganran. The palace, which was built in the 15th century, contains ancient tombs and shrines. It also hosts traditional festivals and tourists.
Third Mainland Bridge
The Third Mainland Bridge is Nigeria’s longest and Africa’s second-longest bridge. It is surrounded on both sides by the Lagos Lagoon and has the most traffic in the state during the week.
Tafawa Balewa Square
This is a ceremonial ground with a distinguished history and important monuments (including memorials to victims of the world wars). Tafawa Balewa Square, also known as TBS or Race Course, has a seating capacity of 50,000 people and hosts some of the city’s biggest concerts and events
Jhalobia Recreation Park and Gardens
Visit Jhalobia, one of the most beautiful gardens in the country, for landscaping ideas or to simply enjoy the provisions of its fantastic surroundings.
Eko Hotels and Suites
The Kalakuta Republic Museum, another testament to Fela’s iconic status, was once the Ransome-Kuti family home. The one-story structure is now where you can see and feel the legend’s former belongings, both professional and personal.
Lekki Conservation Centre
It is a well-known urban nature park rich in landscape, greenery, and wildlife and ideal for recreational activities.
Lekki Peninsula, along the Lekki-Epe Expressway and Okun Ibeju Village.
Teslim Balogun Stadium
This FIFA-rated stadium, which overlooks the National Stadium, has some of the best sporting facilities in the country. It hosts a number of high-profile sporting festivals and events, most notably local and international football matches.
Inagbe Grand Resorts and Leisure
An island filled with sun, fun, and the beach. Visitors to Inagbe resort enjoy a sophisticated and tasteful environment for relaxation and excitement.
La Campagne Tropicana Beach Resort
The exquisite setting of La Campagne captures and reflects the beauty and grandeur of Nigerian and African designs, cultures, and traditions. You can take it all in while gazing out at the Atlantic.
Nike Art Gallery
Nike Art Gallery is West Africa’s largest of its kind, with four floors and an exceptional collection of artworks from across the continent.
Kamp Ikare
Another captivating getaway that Lagos city has to offer, Ikare’s quiet town and coastline are ideal for those who don’t need to get loud to have a good time.
Nigerian National Museum
The Nigerian National Museum is a great place to see ancient notable Nigerian archaeological and ethnographic artworks.
Silverbird Galleria
Silverbird Galleria’s magnificent structure stands as Lagos’ monumental figure for all things movie. It was the first in a chain of entertainment centers within and beyond Nigeria.
New Afrikan Shrine
The New Afrikan Shrine (or simply Shrine) provides a unique and infectious music scene in a colorful and vibrant setting.
Kalakuta Republic Museum
The Kalakuta Republic Museum, another testament to Fela’s iconic status, was once the Ransome-Kuti family home. The one-story structure is now where you can see and feel the legend’s former belongings, both professional and personal.
Freedom Park
Lagos’ proud cultural and heritage preservation site, as well as a popular venue for the exhibition and expression of creative arts.
Hi-Impact Planet
This theme park lives up to its moniker. Its recreational facility is open all year and provides fun and excitement! Its actual location, however, is on the outskirts of Lagos, within Ogun State territory.
Tinubu Square
This well-known attraction includes fountains, flowers, trees, and a life-sized statue of a historical figure—Madam Efunroye Tinubu.
Civic Centre
The urban architectural design of this multi-purpose events facility is the first thing that strikes you. Then there’s the fact that only the most sophisticated events appear to take place there.
