This abandoned hospital is known for eerie tales of ghostly apparitions and unexplained noises. Visitors report seeing ghostly figures in the windows and hearing footsteps in empty halls. It offers a unique glimpse into Lagos's spooky past.

While not traditionally haunted, this historic church has stories of ghostly choirs and mysterious whispers. The architecture itself sets a ghostly vibe, especially at night. It’s a sanctuary of spiritual and historical significance.

Previously a colonial prison, Freedom Park has an eerie past with tales of restless spirits of former inmates. Ghost tours here focus on the harsh history and supposed spectral sightings. It's now a public space for arts and culture, providing a contrast to its past.

Known for ghost sightings and inexplicable sounds, the theatre is popular among thrill-seekers. Stories often focus on actors who never left the stage. Visiting gives a sense of supernatural theatrical history.

As one of the older cemeteries in Lagos, it holds stories of ghostly apparitions and unusual occurrences. Visitors often claim a heavy feeling, especially near older graves. It is a place for those interested in the macabre and history.

This former prison is reputedly haunted by the spirits of those who died unjustly. Visitors report cold spots and wailing noises, making it a genuine haunted experience. It provides insight into colonial-era justice systems.

This tour combines various haunted landmarks across Lagos Island, each with unique ghost stories. Stops include historic buildings and statues said to be haunted. This guided tour caters to those with an interest in Lagos's haunted history.

Some claim parts of this luxury hotel are haunted by past guests who met unfortunate ends. Reports include unusual sounds and lights turning on and off by themselves. It's a unique blend of comfort and superstition.

This historical site has stories of phantom train sounds and shadows of past railway workers. The eerie ambiance is said to increase after dark. It provides a look into Nigeria's railway history.

Though known for wildlife, night tours highlight folklore about spirits in the mangroves. Though not widely recognized for ghosts, the ambiance is perfect for storytelling. It combines nature with a tinge of supernatural.

These water-based ghost tours explore folkloric tales of water spirits and specters appearing on the banks. Stories speak of ghostly boatmen and mysterious lights on the water. It's an adventurous way to experience Lagos's legends.

Allegedly haunted by colonial soldiers from Nigeria's past, visitors report ghost sightings particularly near old statues. The square is steeped in history, making it a noteworthy haunt-hunting spot.

Known for its slave trade history, the spirits here are said to be restless. Ghost tours here explore historical sites rumored to be haunted by the souls of those who suffered. A visit offers both ghostly intrigue and historical insight.

Rumored to host restless spirits tied to artifacts and displays, particularly those related to Nigeria's darker history. It's a place where history and haunting meet. The museum presents stories not often told.

Though a modern building, it's rumored to have sightings of past visitors who returned for spiritual reasons. The serene atmosphere belies tales of spirits seeking peace. It also serves as a pilgrimage site.

Known for bustling activity, this market is surprisingly associated with ghost stories of lost traders. Experiences vary from eerie feelings in secluded areas to disappearing figures. It's a place where commerce and folklore intertwine.

Known for mysterious energy despite heavy traffic, locals say spirits of past leaders linger. Visitors note feelings of being watched, and some hear hushed conversations when none are present. It's simmered in both legend and reality.

These tours explore historical sites in Surulere reputed to host spirits. Stops may include old homes and lesser-known landmarks with ghostly tales. It's perfect for those looking for off-the-beaten-path experiences.

Though technically in Ibadan, stories of ghostly politicians and echoes reach Lagos. Visitors often perceive lingering presences tied to historical events. It's a side excursion into Nigeria's political past.

Primarily a natural attraction with historical connections, some say ancestral spirits protect this site. While it sits outside Lagos, visitors carry tales of spiritual experiences back to the city. It's a different kind of spectral encounter connected to nature.