Start your day with a visit to the Landmark Upside-Down House. The Upside-Down House at Landmark Lagos is a mind-bending attraction where everything is flipped. Explore gravity-defying rooms, furniture that appears to float, and interactive decor.

Next, head to the John Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture & History. Located in Onikan, Lagos, the John Randle Centre is a cultural hub celebrating Yoruba heritage. Explore historical exhibits, interactive experiences, and community spaces.

At the Upside-Down House, see furniture that appears to float, creating optical illusions. Take photos in the quirky, topsy-turvy settings. Explore inverted kitchens, living rooms, and chandeliers hanging from the floor.

Then, head to the John Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture & History. Explore historical exhibits, including ancient artefacts, ceremonial masks, and textiles narrating Yoruba traditions.

Take part in interactive experiences (optional), such as drumming, bead-making, and traditional dance workshops. Admire the architectural beauty of the centre, which is a blend of modern innovation and Yoruba aesthetics. Finally, relax in the community spaces, which include a library, restaurants, bars, and a public square.