Eagle Square is a prominent public square located in the heart of Abuja, Nigeria’s capital. Admire its vast open space, which is often used for state functions, including Independence Day celebrations, presidential inaugurations, and military parades. The square is strategically positioned near key government buildings, such as the National Assembly and the Supreme Court. The square features a grand eagle sculpture, symbolizing strength and national unity. Its design incorporates elements of Nigerian heritage, making it a visually striking landmark. The adjoining National Arcade, also known as the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, adds to the historical depth of the site.

The National mosque was built in the 1980's with its golden dome glittering in the sun is an impressive sight in Abuja. You will be taken round this monument to explore the facilities therein. Note: Ladies are to use a veil to cover their head, while the men wear full trouser to access the mosque.

The Abuja City Gate stands as a monumental landmark, welcoming visitors to Nigeria’s capital with its striking architectural design and deep cultural significance. The gate symbolizes unity, progress, and the vibrant spirit of the nation. Be captivated by its towering arches and intricate designs, which blend traditional Nigerian elements with modern aesthetics. The surrounding area features well-maintained gardens, offering a peaceful environment for reflection and photography. The Abuja City Gate is more than just an entrance—it represents the transition from Nigeria’s former capital, Lagos, to Abuja, marking a new era of development and governance.

Nike Art Gallery Abuja is a vibrant hub for Nigerian artistry, showcasing a stunning collection of paintings, sculptures, textiles, and traditional crafts. The gallery is dedicated to preserving and promoting African art. Immerse yourself in a diverse range of artistic expressions, from contemporary masterpieces to traditional works that reflect Nigeria’s rich heritage. The gallery serves as a platform for emerging and established Nigerian artists, fostering creativity and cultural exchange. It is home to breathtaking Adire (tie-dye) textiles, intricate beadwork, and captivating paintings that tell stories of Nigeria’s history, traditions, and modern evolution.

The arts and crafts village is likened to a walk into a haven of creativity. Established in 2003 for the exhibition of Arts and Crafts during the commonwealth meeting for various heads of goverent, the Abuja Arts and Craft has since become a major tourist attraction in Abuja. Enjoy the sights of the rustic setting with tatched houses and hut - like structures and a congregation of talented artists.

The Ushafa pottery village is a centre where the making of traditional pottery can be observed. The centre has become a famous stop for visiting heads of state and it's pots are of commercial importance. If you like decor, then you just might grab one or two pots for souvenir.

The Jabi lake is a large body of water in the Jabi district of Abuja. The lake is nested by a large mall and a park for recreation. Catch a beautiful view of the Jabi lake mall from the park.

Jabi boat club is designed to offer water based recreational facilities. You also get to view the lake and it's beautiful surrounding. Enjoy a 15 minutes boat cruise (Ad-on), on the Jabi lake and settle in for a sumptuous sea meal (Ad-on), to mark the end of your trip. Bookings from 5 persons get a free boat ride (subject to availability).