Lagos Life Locations
Every place on the Lagos Life map, with what you can do there, what it costs and what it requires.
28 locations across 8 categories
Play Lagos Life(opens the official game in a new tab)- Jibowu Motor ParkTravel & TransportThe interstate terminals strung along Ikorodu Road: coaches loading for Abuja and Port Harcourt, touts shouting the routes, ewa agoyin by the gate and the night buses rolling out after dark.4 things to doOpen location
- Amala ShittaFood & MarketsLegendary amala, gbegiri & ewedu since 1967. The queue is part of the experience.10 things to doOpen location
- Balogun MarketFood & MarketsEverything is here. Everything. Just haggle.9 things to doOpen location
- CcHubWork & StudyThe heart of Yabacon Valley. Fast Wi-Fi, faster founders.9 things to doOpen location
- Elegushi BeachOutdoors & LeisureAtlantic waves, horses, suya and good vibes by day. A beach rave from 8pm till 4am.11 things to doOpen location
- New Afrika ShrineNightlife & MusicHome of Afrobeat. Live band, Felabration vibes, till morning.6 things to doOpen location
- Freedom ParkOutdoors & LeisureArt, poetry, plays and cold drinks under the trees.10 things to doOpen location
- i-FitnessSport & FitnessLagos' favourite gym chain. Where Ikoyi babes and big boys sweat.6 things to doOpen location
- Oga Sunday Viewing CentreSport & FitnessPlastic chairs, a humming gen and the loudest EPL arguments in Lagos.7 things to doOpen location
- QuiloxNightlife & MusicOzumba Mbadiwe's most famous club. VIP tables, sparklers, Afrobeats till 5am.16 things to doOpen location
- Lekki Conservation CentreOutdoors & LeisureMonkeys, crocodiles and Africa's longest canopy walkway.6 things to doOpen location
- The LibraryNightlife & MusicEnter through a secret bookcase. Moody lights, cocktails and a packed dancefloor.8 things to doOpen location
- The PalmsFood & MarketsGenesis Cinema, a big supermarket, Chicken Republic and air-con for days.8 things to doOpen location
- General HospitalWork & StudyBusy wards, kind nurses and a pharmacy that never closes.5 things to doOpen location
- Polling Unit 001Services & ShopsWhere Lagos picks its governor. Get accredited, cast your vote in person and watch the live count. Polls close Sunday 8pm.6 things to doOpen location
- Naija Radio HouseWork & StudyLive radio from all over Nigeria. Pick a studio, sit back and tune in. Powered by Naija Radio.8 things to doOpen location
- Lagos Central MosqueServices & ShopsPray, reflect and catch up with the community, a short walk from Balogun. Don't miss Jumu'ah on Friday.7 things to doOpen location
- House of Grace ChapelServices & ShopsPraise, worship and a choir that doesn't play. Come every day, and don't miss Sunday Service.7 things to doOpen location
- Eko Police DivisionServices & ShopsWhere Lagos settles its scores. Pay your fine, pay bail, or wait it out in the cell.10 things to doOpen location
- Mama Bisi's SalonServices & ShopsBraids, low cuts, nails and the best gist in Surulere.6 things to doOpen location
- Ivory RooftopFood & MarketsFine dining 20 floors up. Candlelight, a live saxophonist and the whole Lagos skyline. Book for two.7 things to doOpen location
- Marina TowersWork & StudyGlass, AC and serious corporate energy.2 things to doOpen location
- Eko Hotels & SuitesHotels & StaysLagos' most famous hotel. The pool, the big buffet, a live band in the lounge, and the Presidential Suite if you can pay for it.10 things to doOpen location
- Polanco MotorsServices & ShopsThe car showroom on the Island. Tokunbo to Bugatti on the floor: browse, test drive, and drive your new whip home.4 things to doOpen location
- Lagoon Boat CruiseOutdoors & LeisureSail the lagoon from the jetty. Sunset cruises, cocktails and music on deck, and the whole boat if you can charter it.8 things to doOpen location
- Ikoyi Golf ClubOutdoors & LeisureMembers only: a net worth of ₦1bn gets you through the gate. Eighteen holes, single malts, quiet deals, and the ₦1bn bottle.8 things to doOpen location
- Lagos High CourtWork & StudyThe famous Igbosere courthouse. Watch a trial from the gallery, swear an affidavit, gist with the wigs, and answer your own case when it's called. Lawyers work here.7 things to doOpen location
- Eko CasinoNightlife & MusicSlot 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.6 things to doOpen location
Port Harcourt, all 32 places
The Garden City's places, described in the game's own words. Where we could read the prices, the activities are listed under the place; the rest are places to walk into and find out.
- Port Harcourt International AirportTransportWhere flights from Lagos land. Book your next flight at check-in, suya at arrivals, a cool departure lounge, and planes coming in low over the bush.3 things to doOpen location
- Mama Ibiba's Bole SpotFood & MarketsRoasted plantain, grilled fish and the pepper sauce Port Harcourt is famous for. Palm wine on the side.3 things to doOpen location
- Mile One MarketFood & MarketsCrayfish, periwinkle, okrika bales and everything in between. Bring cash and your best haggling face.2 things to doOpen location
- Port Harcourt Pleasure ParkLeisureRides, a boating lake, lawns and the big Ferris wheel. Port Harcourt's favourite day out.4 things to doOpen location
- Trans-Amadi Oil BaseWorkHard hats, pipe yards and the offshore crew bus. Where the Oil & Gas people work.2 things to doOpen location
- Port Harcourt MallShoppingThe cinema, a big supermarket, a food court and air-con. Where the whole city goes on a Saturday.Open location
- Hotel PresidentialHotels & NightlifeThe grand old hotel of the Garden City. A pool, a native soup buffet and a soft bed for the night.3 things to doOpen location
- Orange Room LoungeHotels & NightlifeKing Perekule Street's orange-lit lounge. PH rap, Afrobeats and catfish pepper soup at 2am.3 things to doOpen location
- University of Port HarcourtStudyUniport, out at Choba by the New Calabar River. Lectures in the big theatres, the library, the buka, and gist at Abuja Park.4 things to doOpen location
- Dr. Obi Wali International Cultural CentreCultureThe big conference and cultural centre named after Senator Obi Wali. Owu masquerades, Kalabari drums, art shows and craft stalls.4 things to doOpen location
- Liberation StadiumSportThe old Yakubu Gowon Stadium in Elekahia. Rivers United home games, joggers on the track at dawn, and suya at the gate.5 things to doOpen location
- Port Harcourt ZooLeisureLions, chimps, ostriches, crocodiles and peacocks off Peter Odili Road, open since 1975. The kids' favourite Saturday.5 things to doOpen location
- Port Harcourt Golf ClubSportEighteen holes on Forces Avenue since 1928. Oil money, single malts and slow rounds under old trees.4 things to doOpen location
- Rivers State Government HouseGovernmentThe Brick House, seat of the Rivers State Government. Photos at the gates, a tour of the grounds, and convoys rolling out.3 things to doOpen location
- Isaac Boro ParkLeisureBig lawns and shady walks round the memorial to Major Isaac Adaka Boro. Picnics, morning workouts and evening strolls.4 things to doOpen location
- Port Harcourt Tourist BeachNature & WaterSand, beach chairs and live music on the bank of the Bonny River. Suya, chapman and the sunset over the water.4 things to doOpen location
- Creek Road MarketFood & MarketsThe waterside market where the canoes come in: fresh fish, crayfish, periwinkle and the best haggling in Port Harcourt.3 things to doOpen location
- Bonny JettyNature & WaterWhere the speedboats leave for Bonny Island. Life jackets on, fresh prawns on the grill, and boats coming and going all day.4 things to doOpen location
- Rumuokoro MarketFood & MarketsThe huge market at the Rumuokoro junction: yams, garri, wrappers, keke horns and traders calling from every side.3 things to doOpen location
- University of Port Harcourt Teaching HospitalHealthUPTH on the East-West Road: doctors, nurses, a pharmacy and a canteen. Get checked, or visit somebody on the ward.4 things to doOpen location
- Rivers State UniversityStudyRSU, the old Rivers State University of Science and Technology. Engineering lectures, the library, the sports field and the buka.5 things to doOpen location
- Abonnema WharfNature & WaterThe waterfront at the bottom of the Ikwerre Road where boats leave for Abonnema. Periwinkle, oysters, starch and owo soup.3 things to doOpen location
- Port Harcourt Central MosqueFaithThe oldest mosque in Rivers State, in the old town. Daily prayers, Jumu'ah on Fridays, and the Imam's lectures.5 things to doOpen location
- Corpus Christi CathedralFaithThe cathedral of the Catholic Diocese of Port Harcourt. Mass every day, a big Sunday Mass, the choir and quiet candles.5 things to doOpen location
- PlayhouseHotels & NightlifeKing Perekule Street's big night out: sparklers, VIP tables and PH's finest DJs till 5am. Quilox money, Garden City style.5 things to doOpen location
- Nembe WatersideNature & WaterSmoke from the fish racks, crayfish by the basin, and canoes nosing in from the creeks. Port Harcourt's busiest waterfront.4 things to doOpen location
- Okrika JettyNature & WaterThe jetty on the Abuloma waterfront where the boats cross to Okrika Island. Fisherman soup, fresh fish and ferries all day.4 things to doOpen location
- Kidney IslandNature & WaterThe island across the water from the old town, once an oil company base. Boat out, fish off the old jetty and watch the city.4 things to doOpen location
- Port Harcourt Polo ClubSportOn Tombia Street since 1972, one of the best polo fields in the country. Chukkas, ponies, champagne in the members' tent.4 things to doOpen location
- Port Harcourt RefineryWorkThe refinery at Eleme: tank farms, towers and the flare you see from miles away. Hard hats on for the guided tour.4 things to doOpen location
- Onne PortWorkShips from all over the world, cranes as tall as towers and containers stacked like Lego. The oil and gas port of the Niger Delta.4 things to doOpen location
- Waterlines Motor ParkTransportPort Harcourt's interstate park at Waterlines junction, where the Aba Road meets Olu Obasanjo Road: luxury coaches for Lagos and Abuja, roasted corn and ube by the gate, and conductors who know every pothole to Owerri.5 things to doOpen location