Attractions near Fraser Suites Abuja
Find us close to main Abuja landmarks
The capital city of Nigeria, Abuja is home to many headquarters of government agencies and embassies from other countries. Rich in culture, exploring the city’s diverse ethnicity amid the Aso Rock and modern Nigerian architecture is just one of the many things to do in Abuja. From wares to food, the daily markets are a great place to shop like a local.
Getting around the city visiting Abuja tourist attractions and venturing into the undulating terrain is convenient with an excellent road network. Readily accessible, Fraser Suites Abuja is an ideal Abuja travel guide.
ECOWAS Headquarters
One of the capital’s finest buildings serves as the headquarters of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), established to promote economic integration among its members.
Supreme Court of Nigeria
The highest court in Nigeria sits within the Three Arms Zone, and forms part of the three branches of government.
National Assembly Complex
The National Assembly Complex, which houses a bicameral legislature, is an eye-catching architectural masterpiece modelled after the US Capitol Building.
International Conference Centre
A magnificent edifice in the centre of the capital that is well-equipped to host the biggest and most important global conferences and exhibitions.
Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)
The nation’s federal reserve and apex monetary authority is based in the heart of the Central Business District of Abuja.
Aso Rock Presidential Villa
The Villa is the official residence and office of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Millienium Tower
The Millennium Tower was designed by the world-renowned Italian architect Manfredi Nicoletti, and is part of the National Complex which also includes the Nigerian Cultural Centre.
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)
One of the wealthiest organizations in the country, NNPC has its famous headquarters of four towers in the capital’s CBD.
Le Petit Square
At the top of Grand Square and with its own terrace, this bar and lounge offers some of the best quality wine and cocktails in the capital along with chilled out music.
Sky Lounge
Sky Lounge combines quality food and drinks with a hypnotizing view of the Abuja skyline, making it one of the capital’s most prestigious social scenes.
Traffic
For good food savoured along good music in lounge ambience.
Play Lounge
The night club with an event hall is popular for its themed parties.
Moscow Underground
The lounge-cum-night club is a wonderful blend of music, people and entertainment.
Ceddi Plaza
Conveniently located in the centre of the CBD, Ceddi Plaza is a long-time favourite shopping centre with expats and locals alike.
Grand Square
Grand Square features a French-style supermarket with an excellent selection of fresh produce, plus a dedicated wine room lined with vintage bottles in wooden boxes.
Dunes Center
The Dunes Center complex has a mix of shops and restaurants, including a supermarket that stocks a range of quality products imported from various countries.
4U Supermarket
One of the city’s first supermarkets, 4U is well stocked with reasonably priced items, including many Middle Eastern delicacies
Abuja Farmer's Market
This little gem in the upscale Maitama district offers a large selection of fresh fruits and vegetables from different parts of the country.
Wuse Market
The biggest open market is a great place where you can find almost anything from groceries, fabrics, jewellery to butchery.
Garki International Market
A shopping centre with tailoring services, clothing materials and accessories, hardware and food, etc.
Silverbird Mall
Centrally located, Silverbird Mall is the perfect place for the latest movies, local and international fashion labels, as well as a variety of entertainment options.
Jabi Lake Mall
Abuja’s biggest and best mall featuring the most fashionable brands, food outlets and entertainment right on the waterfront of Jabi Lake.
Cafe De Vie
The Bohemian-styled café offers a variety of food and drinks with chill-out music and a floating bar.
Johnny Rockets
An international restaurant chain serving great tasting food from a menu of favourites, including juicy hamburgers and creamy milkshakes.
Blu Cabana
A trendy restaurant serving Continental and Lebanese dishes around a beautiful pool and landscaped gardens
KFC
Kentucky Fried Chicken serves its famous recipe of fried chicken at various locations in the capital.
Duo Restaurant
New on the scene, this restaurant serves a great selection of Lebanese and Continental dishes in a cosy outdoor setting, along with some of the best Shisha in town.
Domino’s Pizza
The famous American pizza restaurant chain right in the heart of the lively commercial district of Abuja.
Saffron Cafe
A popular café in the Maitama district, serving good quality coffees and snacks that can be enjoyed on comfy chairs and sofas.
Hatlab Ice Cream
This shop is focused on producing and serving premium gelato and fresh sorbets.
Riverplate Garden
A relaxed outdoor setting with a great view of Abuja, this secret location offers a large variety of pizzas and cold beers.
Circles Garden
Located right opposite the Dunes Centre, this garden is the place to go for sampling local grilled fish and chilled drinks in a laidback setting.
Cityview Restaurant
A very popular and friendly local diner serving authentic Nigerian grills presented with an international twist.
Cold Stone Creamery
An American ice cream parlour chain that entertains with a show as it serves incredible flavours and a wide variety of mix-in toppings.
Woks & Koi
Located in the Silverbird Mall, this upscale Chinese restaurant delivers a contemporary style on traditional Asian cuisine
Sawadee Thai
Abuja’s original Thai restaurant serving the most authentic green & red curries in a family-friendly environment.
Yahuza Suya Spot
This is the place to be for lovers of traditional Nigerian barbecues and spicy roast chicken.
Wakkis
The ever-popular Indian restaurant has an open grill at center stage that sizzles with authentic tandoori delicacies.
Al Basha Palace
The capital’s most well-known Lebanese restaurant serving traditional mezes and kebabs in very pleasant surroundings.
Masala Wahala
An attractive restaurant with an inviting atmosphere serving local Nigerian favourites and a fusion of South Indian dishes.
Chopsticks Restaurant
One of the city’s first Chinese restaurants serving a fine selection of oriental cuisine in an elegant and romantic setting.
Panache Restaurant
A continental restaurant with ambience and services ideal for fine dining.
Abuja National Stadium
The Abuja National Stadium is a large multipurpose sports stadium located at the entrance to the city, and surrounded by extensive sporting facilities.
Jabi Boat Club
During weekends and holidays, there are many activities at the lake and surrounding park, from boat rides to dancing competitions.
The Dome
The capital’s all-purpose recreational and entertainment hub with facilities such as a 6-lane bowling alley, pool tables, food outlets and private lounge areas.
Magic Land Amusement Park
Surrounded by leisure gardens, the amusement park at the entrance to Abuja features exciting games and thrilling rides for all ages.
Harrow Park Golf Club
A business, social and dining club where key personalities can network in a prestigious environment that boasts a beautiful golf driving range.
IBB Golf Club
The IBB Golf Club is one of the capital’s very exclusive clubs, and is blessed with one of the most beautiful parkland courses in Africa.
Millennium Park
The 32-hectare park has beautiful walkways, fountains and night lights that make an ideal spot for relaxation.
Zuma Rock
Zuma Rock is a massive 700-meter monolith that rises spectacularly to the north of the Nigerian capital.
Aso Rock
Aso Rock is a huge 400-meter natural monolith that forms an omnipresent backdrop to the capital city.
National Arboretum Abuja
The arboretum was established to support conservation by protecting the forest and other plant life in their natural condition.
Pedam Lake
A truly beautiful and sprawling lake that lies behind the Aso Rock Presidential Villa, and accessible through the Children’s Park & Zoo.
Gurara Falls
About an hour’s drive out of Abuja, the waterfalls are one of Nigeria’s most fascinating and popular tourist attractions, and are surrounded by spectacular rock formations and evergreen trees.
National Children’s Park & Zoo
Sitting under the shadow of the nearby Aso Rock, the zoo is full of wonderful animals to admire, from elephants and giraffes to monkeys and wild cats.
Yar’adua Foundation
The foundation was established by the friends and family of the late Shehu Musa Yar’adua to inspire Nigeria’s future generations with his legacy of service to the nation.
Eagle Square
Sited amongst major city landmarks, the Square is used for hosting National Parades, symbolic transfer of governmental power and presidential ceremonies.
An Noor Mosque
This beautiful mosque is very well-run and maintained, and features fascinating calligraphy and ornamental ceramic works.
Abuja Arts & Crafts Village
Designed in traditional style with thatch-roof huts, the Arts & Crafts Village presents the opportunity to see and buy some of Nigeria’s art and craft works directly from local artisans.
Millenium Tower
The Millennium Tower was designed by the world-renowned Italian architect Manfredi Nicoletti, and is part of the National Complex which also includes the Nigerian Cultural Centre.
National Ecumenical Centre
One of the largest Christian centres in Abuja, the building is a remarkable piece of architecture.
National Mosque Abuja
With its huge golden dome and towering minarets, the Abuja National Mosque is the capital’s most famous and recognizable landmark.
