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10 best places in Abuja
Purpose-built in the 1980s, Abuja is Nigeria's planned capital at its geographic heart, a city of broad avenues, mosques and churches rising against the granite face of Aso Rock.
Aso Rock
A giant granite outcrop looming over the city, the symbol of Abuja and its presidential complex.
Abuja National Mosque
The country's principal mosque, its golden dome visible from almost anywhere in the city centre.
National Christian Centre
A cathedral with a soaring cross-shaped spire, positioned symmetrically opposite the mosque as a symbol of Nigeria's religious balance.
National Ethnographic Museum, Abuja
A collection of masks, bronzes and artefacts spanning dozens of Nigerian peoples.
Millennium Park
The city's largest park, with fountains and tree-lined paths, designed with input from a British architect.
Wonderland Amusement Park
A family amusement park on the shore of Jabi Lake with rides and picnic areas.
Jabi Lake Mall
A lakeside dining and entertainment district with restaurants, cinema and an evening waterfront.
Wuse Market
One of Abuja's main markets, stocked with Ankara fabric, spices and street food.
Jevinik Restaurant
A popular Nigerian restaurant serving jollof rice, suya and hearty soups.
Ceddi Plaza Café
A café in a busy central mall, a handy spot for coffee and business meetings downtown.
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