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Why book a flight to Lagos

Lagos is a dynamic, unique and vivacious city. Nigeria's largest town offers spectacular scenery thanks to its beaches overlooking the Atlantic and its modern skyline. Lagos is characterized by its vibrant neighborhoods, such as Victoria Island and Lekki, where you can stroll among skyscrapers and local markets while immersing yourself in the daily lives of its inhabitants. The historic Lagos Island area is home to the prestigious National Museum Lagos, which offers a fascinating overview of Nigerian history and culture. On a trip to Lagos, you can enjoy fine local cuisine at one of the many restaurants or relax at the many live music venues to listen to Afrobeat, the musical genre that originated there thanks to Fela Kuti. Neos Air's flights to Lagos connect Italy to this fascinating and modern city, which is a pleasure to discover. Be captivated by its lively and creative atmosphere and enchanting beaches. Thanks to direct flights to Lagos, getting to your destination is easy and straightforward. On our site you can check all the flight offers to Lagos: just choose the date you prefer and get ready for departure.

Getting around Lagos

Flights to Lagos land at Murtala Muhammed International Airport. Once you arrive at your destination, there are several ways to get around the city. Getting around Lagos is super-easy: cabs are very common and are one of the most popular means used by travelers. There are also ride-sharing services such as Uber and Bolt, which make getting around even easier and safer for travelers. A convenient option is to take the airport bus, which offers frequent connections to the center.

What to visit in Lagos

Where to eat

Among the traditional dishes of Lagos, you cannot miss the famous jollof rice: a spicy rice dish bursting with flavor, often accompanied by chicken or fish. Delicious and nutritious, this dish is a classic example of sub-Saharan cuisine. There are several versions of the recipe, and the Nigerian one is worth trying. Other things to eat in Lagos include suya, skewers of spicy grilled meat, and pounded yam with egusi soup, made with meat and vegetables. Lagos cuisine also offers typical desserts such as puff-puff (fried balls of sweet dough). Lagos offers traditional drinks such as palm wine, a wine made from palm tree sap, and zobo, a refreshing drink made from hibiscus flowers. It is impossible to travel to Lagos without sampling these local delicacies that tell the story of Nigeria's rich culinary tradition. Stop at one of the many restaurants and kiosks around the city and get ready for an unforgettable journey!