5 Amazing Things You Can Do in Lagos
For those coming to Lagos the first time, there’s often a list of places they’d like to see and what they’d like to do while they are around – a bucket list, if you will. Unfortunately, they may end up getting carried away by a particular thing that they may not be able to do all those things that they desired. We have listed some of the fun things that one may be able to do when they are visiting this city.  We are always charmed whenever we come to Lagos because of its timeless beauty, architectural icons, exquisite cuisines, chic boutiques and the grandeur of the city that is an inspiration.
The Kalakuta Republic Museum
The Kalakuta Republic Museum was once the home of Fela Kuti. It is no more a home but a museum that houses some of the important things that the late Afro beat legend once used. You would find some of his pictures here and would understand why many Nigerians are very fond of him.
The Quintessence
Are you a bookworm? We think that we have found the perfect spot for you and it is the Quintessence at Ikoyi. You are going to see a lot of magazines, crafts and books that would improve your knowledge. It has become the second home of scholars in the country even visitors are seen trooping here to see what is new in the literary world or art industry.
The National Museum
Some would always tell you that the National Museum has lost its allure. This is not true because every day, people still come here to be impressed by what is stored here. The Nok Terracottas are here and there are brasses from Benin, amongst the other numerous historic artefacts that you are going to find here.
Freedom Park
It is not for the kids only but for everyone. Little wonder that Freedom park has become a haven for those who would want to play around. There is a spot for everyone here and you will be impressed with some of the things the park will avail you.
Jankara Market
This is one of the largest markets you may ever see in your life. There is virtually nothing that you would not see in Jankara Market. Things are very affordable and you would appreciate the way the government has made such that movement within and around the market is easy and almost seamless. You would not have to get lost looking for one particular stuff because the market has been arranged accordingly for you to know where to go or able to ask questions on where to visit.
