The Legacy Nigerian Railway Museum

4 Tobias Dekker - 2 years ago

The same place as the Jaekal museum: it’s a nice place with a good atmosphere. It is small though. Good explanation on the board. There is also an upper floor but all the materials are quite outdated. Good to spend 1 hour here. There was no admission fee when I went.

5 Olu Oyemade - 3 years ago

Restored by Legacy 95, a charity organisation the museum is to be treasured, unfortunately it seems guests are few and far between. Perhaps because it's relatively unknown. The caretaker is very keen to pass on his knowledge about the building and Nigeria's railway past.

3 James Edeani - 5 years ago

Has a bit of history with its mini museum and an open grass ground great for events.

4 Pelu Awofeso - 3 years ago

It's one of the hidden tourist gems in Lagos. Superb ambience, charming 19th century architecture with a rich, nostalgic collections of objects about the history of railway transportation in Nigeria. The vibe here is awesome, will be appreciated by folks who love nature and history and picnics

5 Nwokocha Nkechinyere Catherine - 3 years ago

Interesting acts, good place nice environment even for events and even good for it's museum also can be used for executions, wedding events, birthday parties, seminars etc....

5 Prince Onyeabor - 3 years ago

I love that this environment brings me close to nature and gives me a secluded feeling. It's also kind of central to places I visit frequently.

5 Jessica O - 2 years ago

It was nice, airy cool atmosphere...could connect with nature and history