🌆 Lagos · 37 places
Ikeja
🎷 New Afrika ShrineHome of Afrobeat. Live band, Felabration vibes, till morning.2 PM – 4 AM (next day)6 things to do💼 MusicClosed now🏥 General HospitalBusy wards, kind nurses and a pharmacy that never closes.Open 24 hours5 things to do💼 Nursing, MedicineClosed now📻 Naija Radio HouseLive radio from all over Nigeria. Pick a studio, sit back and tune in. Powered by Naija Radio.Open 24 hours8 things to do💼 BroadcastingClosed now⛪ House of Grace ChapelPraise, worship and a choir that doesn't play. Come every day, and don't miss Sunday Service.6 AM – 10 PM7 things to doClosed now✈️ Murtala Muhammed International AirportLagos's airport. Book a flight to Abuja or Port Harcourt at check-in, wait in the lounge, watch the jets take off, or charter a chopper. Private jets park on their own apron.Open 24 hours6 things to do💼 Aviation, Airport StaffClosed now
Ikoyi
🏋️ i-FitnessLagos' favourite gym chain. Where Ikoyi babes and big boys sweat.5 AM – 10 PM6 things to do💼 Fitness CoachClosed now🍕 MakoMembers only, by the water on Ademola Street. House music, wood-fired pizza, boats tying up at the jetty, and the pregame before the clubs. Weekly membership.2 PM – 3 AM (next day)6 things to doClosed now⛳ Ikoyi Golf ClubMembers only: a net worth of ₦1bn gets you through the gate. Eighteen holes, single malts, quiet deals, and the ₦1bn bottle.Open 24 hours8 things to do💼 Real EstateClosed now
Lagos Island
🧺 Balogun MarketEverything is here. Everything. Just haggle.7 AM – 7 PM9 things to do💼 TradingClosed now🎭 Freedom ParkArt, poetry, plays and cold drinks under the trees.9 AM – 10 PM10 things to do💼 Event PlanningClosed now🗳️ Polling Unit 001Where Lagos picks its governor. Get accredited, cast your vote in person and watch the live count. Polls close Sunday 8pm.Open 24 hours6 things to doClosed now🕌 Lagos Central MosquePray, reflect and catch up with the community, a short walk from Balogun. Don't miss Jumu'ah on Friday.5 AM – 10 PM7 things to doClosed now🚓 Eko Police DivisionWhere Lagos settles its scores. Pay your fine, pay bail, or wait it out in the cell.Open 24 hours10 things to doClosed now
Lekki
🏖️ Elegushi BeachAtlantic waves, horses, suya and good vibes by day. A beach rave from 8pm till 4am.8 AM – 4 AM (next day)11 things to doClosed now🌉 Lekki Conservation CentreMonkeys, crocodiles and Africa's longest canopy walkway.8 AM – 5 PM6 things to do💼 Content CreatorClosed now🛍️ The PalmsGenesis Cinema, a big supermarket, Chicken Republic and air-con for days.9 AM – 10 PM8 things to do💼 RetailClosed now
Surulere
🍲 Amala ShittaLegendary amala, gbegiri & ewedu since 1967. The queue is part of the experience.7 AM – 10 PM11 things to do💼 ChefClosed now⚽ Oga Sunday Viewing CentrePlastic chairs, a humming gen and the loudest EPL arguments in Lagos.12 PM – 11 PM8 things to do💼 FootballClosed now💇🏾♀️ Mama Bisi's SalonBraids, low cuts, nails and the best gist in Surulere.8 AM – 9 PM6 things to do💼 HairstylingClosed now🏟️ Teslim Balogun StadiumSurulere's football ground. A local match every afternoon, a LagosBet game under the floodlights most nights, and concerts on Friday and Saturday nights. Regular, VIP and box tickets at the gate.Open 24 hours13 things to doClosed now🎱 Ojuelegba Snooker SpotTwo snooker boards under a zinc roof by Ojuelegba junction, a bench of experts and a suya man. Play 8-ball pool, Ayo, Whot, Ludo or chess against real players for money or for fun, and get on this week's scoreboard. Game money only.10 AM – 2 AM (next day)4 things to doClosed now
Victoria Island
🪩 QuiloxOzumba Mbadiwe's most famous club. VIP tables, sparklers, Afrobeats till 5am.10 PM – 5 AM (next day)19 things to do💼 DJClosed now📚 The LibraryEnter through a secret bookcase. Moody lights, cocktails and a packed dancefloor.10 PM – 4 AM (next day)13 things to do💼 TeachingClosed now🕯️ Ivory RooftopFine dining 20 floors up. Candlelight, a live saxophonist and the whole Lagos skyline. Book for two.12 PM – 1 AM (next day)7 things to doClosed now🏢 Marina TowersGlass, AC and serious corporate energy.6 AM – 9 PM2 things to do💼 Banking, Civil ServiceClosed now🏨 Eko Hotels & SuitesLagos' most famous hotel. The pool, the big buffet, a live band in the lounge, and the Presidential Suite if you can pay for it.Open 24 hours10 things to doClosed now🚘 Polanco MotorsThe car showroom on the Island. Tokunbo to Bugatti on the floor: browse, test drive, and drive your new whip home.8 AM – 10 PM4 things to doClosed now🎰 Eko CasinoSlot machines, a blackjack table and poker against the house, with a cocktail bar and a cage for chips. Lagos Life money only, just for fun.Open 24 hours6 things to doClosed now
Yaba
💡 CcHubThe heart of Yabacon Valley. Fast Wi-Fi, faster founders.8 AM – 11 PM9 things to do💼 Tech, Product ManagementClosed now🚶🏾 Herbert Macaulay WayWalk Yaba for real: Tejuosho market, the YabaTech gate, CcHub and MindSpace, Mallam Sani's kiosk, the danfo park, and your friends' houses on the closes.Open 24 hours0 things to doClosed now🫶🏾 MindSpace Wellness CentreA calm room in Yaba with a circle of chairs, plants and hot tea. Join group therapy, book a one-on-one with the counsellor, write in a journal or take a breathing class. Everyone is welcome; nobody is judged.7 AM – 10 PM4 things to doClosed now
🏛️ Abuja · 69 places
Airport Road
🛫 Nnamdi Azikiwe International AirportAbuja's airport, out on the Airport Road. Book a flight at check-in, charter a chopper from the helipad, relax in the premium lounge, browse duty free and watch the jets climb over the savannah.Open 24 hours6 things to doClosed now🚘 Capital MotorsAbuja's biggest car showroom, on the Airport Road: a G-Wagon on the turntable, bulletproof SUVs on gold plinths, the supercar corner and a test-drive bay. Browse, test drive and drive your new whip home.8 AM – 10 PM5 things to doClosed now🛣️ Abuja City GateThe white-and-green arch where the airport road comes into the city. Everybody arriving stops for a photo; roasted plantain and groundnut by the roadside.6 AM – 10 PM4 things to doClosed now
Central Area
🏥 National Hospital AbujaThe big federal hospital in the Central Area. Check-ups at reception, the pharmacy and the wards, with nurses who have seen everything.Open 24 hours5 things to doClosed now🍹 Bar YuccaThe rooftop bar and restaurant on top of Ceddi Plaza: cocktails at sunset, grills and small plates, soft Afro house, and the National Mosque's golden dome glowing across the road.12 PM – 2 AM (next day)4 things to doClosed now
Central Business District
🦅 Eagle SquareThe giant parade ground with the covered grandstand. Independence parades, inaugurations, concerts, and a lot of space to jog.6 AM – 10 PM4 things to doClosed now🕌 Abuja National MosqueThe golden dome and four minarets on Independence Avenue, with white arcades round a marble courtyard. Pray, read in the shade, and don't miss Jumu'ah on Friday.5 AM – 10 PM5 things to doClosed now⛪ National Christian CentreThe tall white church across the road from the National Mosque: stained glass, a pipe organ and a mass choir that fills the whole hall. A Sunday Service you won't forget.6 AM – 10 PM5 things to doClosed now🎬 Silverbird Entertainment CentreThe glass tower on Constitution Avenue: the cinemas, red-carpet premieres, a bowling alley, arcade games and popcorn by the bucket.10 AM – 11 PM5 things to doClosed now🎭 Arts & Crafts VillageThatched huts full of carvings, masks, beads and bronze, behind Silverbird. Watch the carvers, catch a cultural dance, and haggle for art.9 AM – 7 PM4 things to doClosed now🏬 Ceddi PlazaThe plaza on Tafawa Balewa Way since 2003: a supermarket, the cinema, a bookshop, salons and a food court under one roof. The Central Area's Saturday spot.9 AM – 10 PM5 things to doClosed now🚙 Kefiano AutosThe big dealer on Muhammadu Buhari Way: rows of Lexus, Land Cruisers, Range Rovers and Benz, brand new and foreign used, and salesmen who know every senator's favourite.9 AM – 6 PM5 things to doClosed now🏙️ World Trade Center AbujaThe twin glass towers on Constitution Avenue: offices for the big firms, flats at the top, a polished lobby with a café and luxury boutiques, and a sky lounge with the whole city at your feet.7 AM – 11 PM5 things to doClosed now🎙️ International Conference CentreThe grand conference centre on Herbert Macaulay Way: summits, award nights, convocations and expos in the great plenary hall, with the flags of the world out front.8 AM – 10 PM5 things to doClosed now🏨 Fraser Suites AbujaThe five-star serviced suites on Leventis Close: a pool deck, a quiet lounge, a big Sunday brunch, and suites with their own kitchens for the long stays.Open 24 hours4 things to doClosed now
Garki
🎯 Central Park AbujaThe fun park on Kur Mohammed Avenue: paintball battles, go-karts round the tyre track, pizza under the trees and a playground for the small ones. Entry is free; the karts are not.10 AM – 8 PM5 things to doClosed now🧺 Garki MarketGarki's big market: foodstuff, fabrics and shoes, tailors bent over their machines, and zobo and puff-puff for the walk home.7 AM – 7 PM4 things to doClosed now
Gwagwalada
🚌 Gwagwalada Market & Motor ParkGwagwalada town, down the Lokoja road past the airport: a big market, the motor park where the buses load for Lokoja and Lafia, and masa frying at every corner.6 AM – 8 PM4 things to do💼 Keke RidingClosed now🎓 University of AbujaUniAbuja's main campus off the airport road: lectures in the faculty blocks, the library, the buka, football on the pitch and gist under the trees.6 AM – 11 PM5 things to doClosed now
Jabi
🛍️ Jabi Lake MallThe biggest mall in Abuja, right on the lake: two floors of shops, the cinema, a supermarket, the food court, ice cream, and a boat ride on Jabi Lake at sunset.9 AM – 10 PM6 things to doClosed now🚌 Jabi Motor ParkThe big interstate park by Jabi Lake. Buses load for Lagos, Kaduna, Kano, Jos and Port Harcourt, conductors shout the routes, and the night buses roll out after dark.Open 24 hours5 things to doClosed now🕵🏾 EFCC HeadquartersThe Economic and Financial Crimes Commission's glass headquarters in Jabi, opposite the National Open University. Petitions at the front desk, press briefings on the steps, and nobody wants to be invited inside.8 AM – 6 PM4 things to doClosed now🏥 Federal Medical Centre JabiThe federal hospital in Jabi: the outpatient clinic, the pharmacy and the wards, with nurses who keep the whole place running.Open 24 hours5 things to doClosed now
Kukwaba
🎢 Magic LandNigeria's oldest big amusement park, by the National Stadium. The big wheel, the carousel, bumper cars and candy floss. You're never too old.10 AM – 8 PM5 things to doClosed now🏟️ Moshood Abiola National StadiumThe big national stadium on the Airport Road. Watch a match from the stands, play five-a-side, jog the track and eat suya at the gate.7 AM – 10 PM5 things to doClosed now
Maitama
🌳 Millennium ParkAbuja's biggest park: lawns, the long water channel, a cascade and the Aso hills behind. Bring a picnic, bring bae, bring your camera.7 AM – 7 PM4 things to doClosed now🏨 Transcorp Hilton AbujaWhere the deals are made: a marble lobby under the chandelier, the pool, the famous buffet, the piano bar, the spa and a deluxe room upstairs. Senators everywhere.Open 24 hours6 things to doClosed now⛲ Unity FountainThe fountain with every state's name around it, by the Transcorp. Abuja's favourite evening hangout.7 AM – 12 AM4 things to doClosed now⛳ IBB International Golf & Country ClubEighteen holes in Maitama with the hills behind. Retired generals, senators, single malts and quiet deals on the terrace.6 AM – 10 PM5 things to doClosed now💡 Ventures ParkAbuja's best-known innovation hub, off Kwaji Close in Maitama: hot desks, focus pods, demo days and the founders who'll tell you who just raised.7 AM – 11 PM5 things to doClosed now🌇 Lupita RooftopThe rooftop lounge on Lualaba Close, Maitama: candlelit tables, cocktails and Afro house with the whole city lit up below. Book ahead.4 PM – 3 AM (next day)5 things to doClosed now🧖🏾 Escape HouseThe spa on Usuma Street, Maitama: Thai and Balinese therapists, hot stones, facials and scrubs, open round the clock for when Abuja wears you out.Open 24 hours4 things to doClosed now
Three Arms Zone
🪨 Aso RockThe giant granite rock that towers over the Presidential Villa. You can't go in the Villa, but the view from the road is something else.6 AM – 7 PM3 things to doClosed now🏛️ National AssemblyInside the green dome: the red Senate chamber, the green House of Reps, the marble rotunda and the members' lobby. Take the tour, watch both houses sit and gist with the aides.8 AM – 5 PM5 things to doClosed now⚖️ Supreme Court of NigeriaThe country's highest court, in the Three Arms Zone. Watch a hearing from the public gallery, take the tour and say hello to Lady Justice.8 AM – 5 PM4 things to doClosed now
Wuse 2
📱 Banex PlazaPhones, laptops, chargers and screen repairs by day. Suya smoke and gist out front by night.9 AM – 2 AM (next day)4 things to doClosed now🪩 Kryxtal LoungeThe 24-hour lounge on Aminu Kano Crescent: Afrobeats, bottles with sparklers and goat meat pepper soup at 3am. The big boys of Abuja are here.Open 24 hours4 things to do💼 Lounge WaitingClosed now🪩 Hustle & BustleThe giant club in the House of Cubana on Aminu Kano Crescent. Two dance floors under the light rig, sparklers on the bottles, VIP tables and Abuja's biggest spenders, round the clock.Open 24 hours17 things to doClosed now🌅 345 NightlifeThe after-party club on Aminu Kano Crescent: doors open when the other clubs close, and nobody leaves before breakfast. Amapiano, sparklers on the bottles, and the sun coming up over Wuse 2.11 PM – 9 AM (next day)11 things to doClosed now🎶 Play Imperial LoungeThe lounge and club on Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent where Abuja goes out without breaking the bank: a packed dance floor, Afrobeats and amapiano, karaoke on Wednesdays and bottles that don't cost a salary.9 PM – 5 AM (next day)9 things to doClosed now🧊 Moscow UndergroundThe most expensive club in Abuja, down the stairs at 35 Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent: an ice-blue room, a monster sound system, the best DJs in the city and tables that start at six figures.10 PM – 6 AM (next day)15 things to doClosed now🏮 Tokyo NightlifeOn Lobito Crescent: a neon club under red lanterns that turns into a breakfast spot at dawn. Dance till five, then pancakes, eggs and coffee before you go home.10 PM – 8 AM (next day)9 things to doClosed now🔞 Magic City18+ only. The late-night lounge in Discovery Mall on Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent: ID checked at the door, red and purple lights, VIP booths, loud Afrobeats and amapiano, and notes flying when the big boys arrive.10 PM – 6 AM (next day)10 things to doClosed now🌴 City ParkThe leafy park on Ahmadu Bello Way: grills and small chops under fairy lights, a playground, football on the lawn and a live band on weekend nights.8 AM – 12 AM4 things to doClosed now🍽️ BOTOFine dining on Yalinga Street: African classics done the international way and plated like art, with low lights, a wine wall and a piano in the corner.12 PM – 11 PM4 things to doClosed now💃🏾 HavanaLatin-American fusion fine dining on Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent: chandeliers under high ceilings, ceviche and steaks, mojitos, and a salsa night that gets the senators dancing.12 PM – 1 AM (next day)4 things to doClosed now🍣 Barracuda Rooftop LoungeUp on the roof at 111 Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent: fresh sushi, Asian small plates and signature cocktails, with Wuse 2 lit up all around. From 5pm on weekdays, from noon at the weekend.12 PM – 3 AM (next day)4 things to doClosed now🥩 Papiee's MeatroThe cabin restaurant and garden in Wuse 2: grilled meat by the kilo, peppered goat, cold drinks under the garden lights and a crowd that stays late.12 PM – 1 AM (next day)3 things to doClosed now🌷 Tulip BistroA cosy bistro on Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent: pastas, burgers and brunch plates, good coffee and quiet corners for a first date.8 AM – 11 PM3 things to doClosed now🥢 Marks at the ParkJapanese and pan-Asian fine dining at 163 Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent: sushi, chicken katsu and shrimp gyoza, with a garden view.12 PM – 11 PM3 things to doClosed now☕ Mar's CaféThe pretty café on the ground floor of Natsu Mall, off Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent: brunch, pastries, iced lattes and pastel walls made for photos.9 AM – 8 PM3 things to doClosed now🍝 Palm AveInside River Plate Park on Ahmadu Bello Way: pastas, grills and mocktails at fair prices, with tables indoors or outside under the palms.11 AM – 11 PM3 things to doClosed now💆🏾 Abuja Luxe SpaThe 24-hour massage spa on Bawku Street, Wuse 2: deep tissue, a couples' room, mani-pedis and a quiet lounge with cucumber water.Open 24 hours4 things to doClosed now🎳 Trukadero by CityBowlBowling, pool tables and chilling at 131B Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent: the lanes, a bar, burgers and a terrace for the after-work crowd.11 AM – 1 AM (next day)4 things to doClosed now
Wuse Zone 5
🧺 Wuse MarketAbuja's busiest market. Foodstuff, fabrics, kilishi from the North and fura da nono in a calabash. Haggle well.7 AM – 7 PM4 things to do💼 Wuse Market TradingClosed now🛍️ Novare CentralThree floors of shops off Michael Okpara Way: the cinema, fashion, ice cream and the fun zone for the kids. Air-con and escalators all the way up.9 AM – 9 PM5 things to doClosed now
🌊 Port Harcourt · 32 places
New GRA
🪩 Orange Room LoungeKing Perekule Street's orange-lit lounge. PH rap, Afrobeats and catfish pepper soup at 2am.Open 24 hours4 things to doClosed now🎧 PlayhouseKing Perekule Street's big night out: sparklers, VIP tables and PH's finest DJs till 5am. Quilox money, Garden City style.10 PM – 5 AM (next day)15 things to doClosed now
Old GRA
🏨 Hotel PresidentialThe grand old hotel of the Garden City. A pool, a native soup buffet and a soft bed for the night.Open 24 hours3 things to doClosed now⛳ Port Harcourt Golf ClubEighteen holes on Forces Avenue since 1928. Oil money, single malts and slow rounds under old trees.6 AM – 10 PM4 things to doClosed now🏛️ Rivers State Government HouseThe Brick House, seat of the Rivers State Government. Photos at the gates, a tour of the grounds, and convoys rolling out.9 AM – 5 PM3 things to doClosed now🐎 Port Harcourt Polo ClubOn Tombia Street since 1972, one of the best polo fields in the country. Chukkas, ponies, champagne in the members' tent.8 AM – 10 PM4 things to doClosed now
Old Township
🌳 Isaac Boro ParkBig lawns and shady walks round the memorial to Major Isaac Adaka Boro. Picnics, morning workouts and evening strolls.6 AM – 8 PM4 things to doClosed now🐟 Creek Road MarketThe waterside market where the canoes come in: fresh fish, crayfish, periwinkle and the best haggling in Port Harcourt.6 AM – 7 PM4 things to do💼 Creek Road TradingClosed now⚓ Abonnema WharfThe waterfront at the bottom of the Ikwerre Road where boats leave for Abonnema. Periwinkle, oysters, starch and owo soup.6 AM – 7 PM4 things to doClosed now
Rumuokoro
🐟 Mama Ibiba's Bole SpotRoasted plantain, grilled fish and the pepper sauce Port Harcourt is famous for. Palm wine on the side.10 AM – 11 PM3 things to do💼 Bole & FishClosed now🛒 Rumuokoro MarketThe huge market at the Rumuokoro junction: yams, garri, wrappers, keke horns and traders calling from every side.6 AM – 8 PM4 things to doClosed now
Township
🕌 Port Harcourt Central MosqueThe oldest mosque in Rivers State, in the old town. Daily prayers, Jumu'ah on Fridays, and the Imam's lectures.4 AM – 10 PM5 things to doClosed now🦀 Nembe WatersideSmoke from the fish racks, crayfish by the basin, and canoes nosing in from the creeks. Port Harcourt's busiest waterfront.6 AM – 7 PM4 things to doClosed now
Trans-Amadi
🛢️ Trans-Amadi Oil BaseHard hats, pipe yards and the offshore crew bus. Where the Oil & Gas people work.6 AM – 9 PM2 things to do💼 Oil & GasClosed now🦁 Port Harcourt ZooLions, chimps, ostriches, crocodiles and peacocks off Peter Odili Road, open since 1975. The kids' favourite Saturday.9 AM – 6 PM5 things to doClosed now
Getting around
Every trip shows a fare and a travel time. The game's transport options:
| Mode | Base fare | Per km | Minutes per km | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🚶 Trek | ₦0 | ₦0 | 12 | Free, but slow, and long walks tire you out. |
| 🛺 Keke | ₦100 | ₦5 | 3.4 | Three people on the back bench. |
| 🚐 Danfo | ₦100 | ₦5 | 3 | "Enter with your change!" |
| 🏍️ Okada | ₦150 | ₦8 | 2 | Fast. Hold on tight. |
| 🚕 Cab | ₦300 | ₦15 | 2.3 | AC and comfort. |
| 🚙 Your car | ₦0 | ₦6 | 2.1 | Daddy's Prado. You only pay for fuel. |
Okada is the fastest way through traffic
Okada covers a km in 2 minutes and is barely slowed by traffic. A danfo is cheaper (₦100 + ₦5/km) but sits in the
go-slow. Trekking is free but takes 12 minutes per km and tires you out.
FAQ
How many places are on the Lagos Life map?
138 in total: 37 in Lagos, 69 in Abuja and 32 in Port Harcourt.
How do I travel in Lagos Life?
Press M or tap Map, pick a place, then choose how to get there: trek (free, slow), keke, danfo, okada, a cab, or your own car. Fares are a base price plus a per-km charge.
Which places are open all night?
Venues like the General Hospital, the police station, Eko Hotels & Suites, the casino and the airport are open 24 hours. Quilox runs 10 PM to 5 AM and the New Afrika Shrine 2 PM to 4 AM.