Landmarks

Few buildings in Africa carry as much creative history as the National Theatre in Lagos. It has been standing tall in Iganmu since 1976; this architectural masterpiece has long symbolised …

Mapo Hall in Ibadan is one of those landmarks that immediately tells you you’re in the heart of the city. The hall isn’t just a piece of history; it’s a …

Standing tall in the heart of Dugbe, the Cocoa House in Ibadan remains one of Nigeria’s most recognisable historical landmarks. It is known as the country’s first skyscraper and stands …

Most people haven’t heard of it, but the Great Wall of Ijebu-Ode is one of Africa’s most remarkable and least-known landmarks.  Stretching over 160 kilometres, this ancient earthwork in Ogun …

When most people think of Oyo State, they picture Ibadan’s busy streets, old landmarks, and famous markets. However, there are many additional attractions to explore outside the bustling city. Oyo …

It’s not every day you walk into a home that has watched centuries unfold. But in Arochukwu, Abia State, the Okoroji House Museum quietly holds that privilege.  Built by Chief …

Are you seeking a location that showcases Nigeria’s wartime history? In Umuahia, the National War Museum houses artefacts from the Civil War and beyond, providing visitors with a close look …

Lagos can be hectic, and sometimes you just need a simple spot to relax. LUFASI Park in Lekki offers open lawns for picnics, quiet forest trails, and a chance to …

Are you on Lagos Island and need a break from the usual traffic and crowds? Freedom Park, Lagos, is worth a visit.  Once a colonial prison, it’s now a space …

Have you ever been somewhere that feels so old, historic, or preserved that it’s like you’ve travelled to the past? That’s the experience at Gidan Makama Museum Kano, one of …