Jhalobia Landscaping Company and Botanical Garden in Ikeja, Lagos is a curated 4-hectare green space showcasing over 150 species of native and exotic plants, including a documented collection of medicinal and drought-tolerant specimens. Visitors can follow numbered walking trails, view a freshwater pond supporting local birdlife, and learn from onsite interpretive panels about urban horticulture a... »
National Museum Lagos showcases Benin bronzes, preserves Nok terracottas, and presents Ife heads as touchstones of Nigeria’s material history. The museum stages live music and dance demonstrations, provides wheelchair-accessible entrance and restrooms, and runs an on-site restaurant that makes longer visits practical. Families encounter hands-on moments for kids, researchers encounter detailed pro... »
Lagos La'Tour beckons adventurers with its unique blend of cultural immersion and urban exploration, offering an intimate glimpse into the heart of Nigeria's largest city. This hidden gem in Oworosoki serves as a gateway to Lagos' lesser-known treasures, combining local expertise with personalized experiences that go beyond typical tourist routes. From navigating bustling markets to uncovering sec... »
Fountain Triangle in Ikoyi, Lagos, stands as a testament to Nigeria's commitment to urban rejuvenation, offering a captivating blend of modern aesthetics and functional public space. At its core, a stunning fountain centerpiece commands attention, surrounded by lush greenery that provides a welcome respite from the city's frenetic energy. This architectural marvel, with its unique geometric layout... »