- Visit the Benin City National Museum: The museum houses an impressive collection of Benin Bronzes, which are brass sculptures that date back to the 15th century.
- Explore the Royal Palace of the Oba of Benin: The palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is the residence of the traditional ruler of Benin.
- Visit the Igun Street: Igun Street is known for its traditional bronze casting, which has been a part of Benin’s culture for over 500 years.
- See the Emotan Statue: The Emotan Statue is a bronze statue of a woman who is believed to have sold food to the early settlers of Benin City.
- Enjoy the Oba Market: The Oba Market is one of the largest markets in Benin City, and you can find a variety of local products, including fabrics, arts, and crafts.
- Visit the National Museum of Benin: The museum features exhibits on the history and culture of the Edo people.
- See the Idia Mask: The Idia Mask is a famous artifact that represents the queen mother of Benin.
- Take a tour of the Benin Moat: The moat is a network of earthen walls and ditches that surrounded the city in ancient times.
- Visit the Okomu National Park: The park is a rainforest reserve that is home to a variety of animals and plants, including chimpanzees, elephants, and buffalo.
- Attend the Igue Festival: The Igue Festival is a major cultural festival that takes place in Benin City and celebrates the coronation of the Oba of Benin.
