Explore the Park

One site, many worlds — heritage monuments, galleries, gardens, stages and Lagos' favourite food court.

Wole Soyinka Art Gallery

Art & Culture

Wole Soyinka Art Gallery

A beautiful two-floor gallery named after the Nobel Laureate, hosting a diverse collection of Nigerian artworks, rotating exhibitions, creative workshops and a home for local talent.

  • Rotating exhibitions of painting, sculpture and mixed media
  • The museum & resource centre, with colonial-era records
  • Artist talks, workshops and children's art corners
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The green lawns

Nature & Recreation

Gardens, Lawns & Chill Zones

A serene abode for contemplation and interaction in the middle of downtown Lagos. Wander the pond & bridge, the fountain garden, and the green open spaces that make the park the city's peaceful escape.

  • The pond & bridge and fountain gardens
  • Open lawns for picnics, reading and lazy Sundays
  • Table tennis and games areas
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The food court

Food & Leisure

The Food Court

Local grills, small chops, suya and cold drinks under string lights — the food court and bars stay buzzing long after the sun goes down, especially on event nights and Sundays.

  • Nigerian grills, seafood and small chops
  • Bars and lounge seating under the trees
  • Food & Leisure Sundays with live highlife
See What's On
WAF skatepark

New Heights

WAF Skatepark

Opened in March 2024, WAF is Nigeria's first skatepark — a concrete playground inside a 19th-century prison ground, and proof that this site keeps rewriting its own story.

  • Nigeria's first purpose-built skatepark
  • Youth skate sessions and community events
  • Open during regular park hours
How the Site Transformed