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Lagos emerges as 19th best city to visit globally: Time Out’s ranking (full list)

Oreoluwa Ojelabi by Oreoluwa Ojelabi
January 25, 2024
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epa00988227 A view of central Lagos, the commercial capital of Nigeria, 20 April 2007, the day before the presidential elections. Nigerians head to the polls 21 April 2007 to vote for a new president in the most populous country in Africa. Incidents of violence across the country have occured since last weeks state elections and tensions are high heading into the presidential elections.  EPA/ANDREW ESIEBO

epa00988227 A view of central Lagos, the commercial capital of Nigeria, 20 April 2007, the day before the presidential elections. Nigerians head to the polls 21 April 2007 to vote for a new president in the most populous country in Africa. Incidents of violence across the country have occured since last weeks state elections and tensions are high heading into the presidential elections. EPA/ANDREW ESIEBO

In a recent global ranking by Time Out, the renowned travel guide and magazine publisher, Lagos has secured the 19th position among the best cities to visit in the world. This accolade positions Lagos as a vibrant and attractive destination, drawing attention to its diverse offerings.

Read also: Lagos partners private farm to empower 50 residents with birds

Time Out’s assessment was based on a comprehensive survey involving more than 20,000 city dwellers worldwide, coupled with insights from its network of editors. The criteria for evaluation encompassed various factors such as food quality and affordability, cultural richness, nightlife, overall atmosphere, community spirit, access to green spaces, historic significance, and more.

Lagos is joined by two other African cities in this global ranking—Cape Town in South Africa, securing the second position, and Accra in Ghana, ranked 44th.

The report encourages global citizens to explore Lagos, describing it as a city with something for everyone. Whether in the bustling mainland or the upscale Lekki, Lagos offers a broad spectrum of experiences. The expansion of both the city and its suburbs, exemplified by Eko Atlantic City’s live-work-play concept, adds to the city’s appeal. Epe, situated north of Lekki Lagoon, is also experiencing notable development.

When it comes to the quality of life, Lagos stands out, with high ratings for happiness (96%), beauty (98%), and friendliness (92%). Notable highlights mentioned in the report include Victoria Island’s upscale resorts, diverse culinary offerings, and vibrant nightlife. Additionally, Ikeja’s Kuti’s Bistro, owned by the legendary Afrobeat family, is recognized for serving reliably delicious food, while Oniru Beach is spotlighted as a relaxation hotspot.

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This positive recognition contrasts with a 2023 report by the Economist Intelligence Unit, which ranked Lagos as the fourth-worst city to live in globally. However, Time Out’s acknowledgment showcases the city’s dynamic and diverse character, emphasizing its potential as an appealing destination on the global stage.

Full List of Top 50 Cities:
1. New York City, United States
2. Cape Town, South Africa
3. Berlin, Germany
4. London, United Kingdom
5. Madrid, Spain
6. Mexico City, Mexico
7. Liverpool, UK.
8. Tokyo, Japan
9. Rome, Italy
10. Porto, Portugal
11. Paris, France
12. Mumbai, India
13. Lisbon, Portugal
14. Chicago, US
15. Manchester, UK
16. São Paulo, Brazil
17. Los Angeles, US
18. Amsterdam, The Netherlands
19. Lagos, Nigeria
20. Melbourne, Australia
21. Naples, Italy
22. Singapore
23. Miami, US
24. Bangkok, Thailand
25. Lima, Peru
26. Budapest, Hungary
27. Beijing, China
28. Dubai, United Arab Emirates
29. Montreal, Canada
30. Glasgow, UK
31. Sydney, Australia
32. Bueno Aires, Argentina
33. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
34. Manila, Philippines
35. Seoul, South Korea
36. Hanoi, Vietnam
37. San Francisco, US
38. Barcelona, Spain
39. Abu Dhabi, UAE
40. New Orleans, US
41. Philadelphia, US
42. Austin, US
43. Boston, US
44. Accra, Ghana
45. Marseille, France
46. Taipei, Taiwan
47. Istanbul, Turkey
48. Osaka, Japan
49. Hong Kong, China
50. Vancouver, Canada

 

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