Freedom Park Lagos

It’s a really chill place with lots of historic buildings, each with its own story. It’s also a great location for small to medium-sized events. With plenty of great restaurants to choose from, you definitely won’t go hungry while hanging out at the park.

It's a really nice place to just chill I was very shocked that they didn't collect gate fee Fortunately, there was a drifting exenf the day I went, it made everything more lively

Freedom Park once a prison now a place to relax and take in the beauty of nature. You can find lots of art dotted all over the place. Usually a place that plays host to all manner of events and there are quiet a lot of nice activities that goes on here. From children's parties to festivals and music concerts to art exhibitions. A lovely place to relax during the day, either an event is on or not. because she didn't order anything at first. Like and Follow us at ArinkaTravels across all social media platforms for more attractions.

An exquisite place of relaxation /a national park where you get to see things that were preserved from the origination of Nigeria. When next you are around pay this place a visit

I visited this place with my friend on a Sunday and gate fee was ₦1000 per head as at July 14, 2024. It is a well maintained park that was converted from an old prison ground. If you find cultural and natural aesthetics pleasing, then Freedom Park, Lagos is a must visit for you. It has great sights and a lot of cool backgrounds for pictures. You'll also enjoy the atmosphere. If you're lucky, you might even catch a free performance there in the evening.

A great place to be. Freedom Park has a rich culture of history and tradition. It has nice anesthetics and makes a great relaxation spot in the city of Lagos.

It’s an outdoor leisure park which has some sort of significant history to it. It’s got quite a big space. Great location and easy to access. It’s mostly quiet, except there’s an event going on. It’s perfect for family/friends hangouts, picnics, concerts and other semi-large gatherings as well. I wouldn’t suggest it for a date though because I believe people walking around can be distracting (personal preference). There are drinks and food for sale, few domestic animals for beautification and props that explain a bit about the history of the park. All in all, you’d love it there - I believe.

A very good place to unwind and relax....away from the hustle and bustle of the busy lagos stress during the day, It’s a good place for lovebirds to sit and have a chitchat and in the evening ....Enjoy the live band performance There’s a gate fee of #500 per person. Lastly, arts are placed on display right inside the museum, ponds and gardens can also be seen....not to forget, food and drinks are made available by various restaurants and bars.