Discovery Museum- The Discovery Museum in Abuja is Nigeria's first digital museum, designed to use technology to narrate the Nigerian story. It features interactive exhibits, immersive experiences, and digital installations that highlight the country's history, culture, and innovation.

Zuma Rock is a large monolith, just north of Nigeria's capital Abuja, and is sometimes referred to as ‘Gateway to Abuja’. It is depicted on Nigeria’s 100 naira bill. Zuma Rock is 725 meters above its surroundings.

Abuja Arts and Craft Village The Abuja Arts and Craft Village represents the different and beautiful cultures of the Nigerian people via expressions of paintings, beadworks and sculptures. It is rich with diverse artworks from paintings to sculptures to beads. The Village is notable place to get souvenirs that represents Nigeria’s culture. Food and drink stores are also present.

National Children's park and zoo is notable as a fun and educative place for children. It is a fun, educative place to excite your child's mind and to also give impressions that will last a lifetime.

Eagle Square is notable as one of the nation's notable iconic landmarks renowned for providing the primary arena for the symbolic transfer of power and inauguration of new Governments, notably the Swearing-in Ceremony of the Executive Presidents of the Federal Republic. It was built in 1999 to serve as the platform of the official take-off of the Fourth Republic of the Federation of Nigeria.

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 its pots are of commercial importance. If you like decor, then you just might grab one or two pots for souvenir. Duration: 2 hours