Most reviewed Museums in Ajah, Nigeria

Nike Okundaye’s gallery exhibits & sells an array of Nigerian art, from traditional to contemporary.

Heritage museum exhibiting historical art & artifacts from the pre-colonial Benin Empire.

👍 Kalakuta museum is a must go for any Fela fan, and for those who want to know more about him. It was a really wonderful experience, kudos to the tour guide, he gave detailed explanation and stories about everything and anything Fela-related. The highlight was seeing Fela's room 😱, the way he left i...

Well-known museum showcasing Nigerian art, historical exhibits & cultural artifacts.

👍👍 Now, this is a resort! One can comfortably stay in this place for one whole month without stepping out of the premises. The only things missing in this place are a local market and a school. For a place this big, it is clean. I'm not an architect or surveyor, so I can't give an estimate of the ma...

👍👍 It was Avery nice place to be, full of power and the testimonies are awesome.

👍👍 We have a lot of people at the elegushi palace doing voters card, today 22-, I love the calmness. The palace is a nice place one can be assure of safety.

👍👍 The museum opens every weekdays till 4pm. You get extensive tour of the facility and get to see the artifacts and all. I definitely recommend.

A 970 sq mile national park with old city walls & Stone Age caves plus elephants, baboons & buffalo.

👍👍 It is a great place with a lot of history about the Atlantic Slave Trade. I am from the USA and it was a great experience to know how my ancestors came to be in America. Great history lesson for the people of Nigeria and all over the world.

👍👍 Good photographer good videographer

👍👍 Family home of the RANSOM-KUTI's. Very interesting place to visit as you learn not only the history of the family but important parts of Nigerian history. You can also take photographs. Quite cheap too- was ₦1000 in July, 2021. Tour guide did a good job. If you are in Abeokuta, stop by.

👍 It's a beautiful and portable space for exhibitions and to hold conversations while overlooking the houses/spaces around. There is also a lot of history kept in Didi Museum. It's definitely worth a visit.

👍👍 Owu palace is strategically located in the historic and great town, Abeokuta, Ogun State. The Owu palace is rooted in deep and rich history. It is the palace of the Olowu of Owu Kingdom, the paramount monarch of the Owu people.

👍👍 It’s a great place to be. Beautiful artifacts, nice ambience as well and great connection with history.

👍👍 Esie museum is the first museum in Nigeria, it is the home of soapstone figures, although some of these images lost their heads and limbs, they are still very much appreciated and adored....the road to Esie museum is very smooth and it is easy to locate

👍👍 To say that I had a good time would be an understatement. My experience was edutaining. The most fascinating thing is that each item displayed has a story attached to it. My highlights were the Lantern made out of fire clay and the 9 virgins (If I got that correctly) that symbolizes the unpleasant p...

👍 The museum doesn't really have much facility. It was nice seeing some of the old real chains used back in the slave trade time. I kind of connected with history. The tour guide was pretty nice and know a lot about the history of the place. But the center is gradually losing its touch. It's quite sma...

🫤 Much smaller than I expected and lack of variety or distant historic relevance. Also, in order to buy any of the works, one must go across town to the Palace of the Ooni. Quite inconvenient