Once the home of the self-styled Kalakuta Republic, this building is now a museum showcasing the personal effects of the republic’s founder, musician and human rights activist Fela Kuti.

Learn more about traditional Nigerian arts and crafts at this cultural center run by artist Nike Davies Okundaye. You can watch sculptors, dancers, drummers and textile artists at work and then buy handcrafted souvenirs on site.

Commonly called the Cathedral Church of Christ Marina, this imposing Anglican cathedral was completed in 1946. Visit to admire the Norman Gothic-style architecture and the impressive tower clock.

Taste the delicious baked goods and homemade gelato made at this family-owned establishment full of heart. Everything is freshly made and served with a smile.

Named after Nigeria's first prime minister, this Lagos square has some awe-inspiring monuments. Admire statues of gargantuan horses, the Remembrance Arcade, and the 26-storied Independence House.

The business hub of Lagos, Victoria Island makes visitors to the area feel welcome with fine restaurants, stylish nightclubs, and posh bars. You are spoiled for choice with different kinds of international and local cuisine, quaint bakeries, and boutiques.