National Museum, Calabar

This is a Musuem located at exactly the very spot where lies an old structure. The museum is currently the hot spot for many old artifacts. If you're interested in history, then this is surely the place to be. You gotta visit if you're interested in history and want to know very much about old history. Calabar Musuem is a must visit place.

The museum have energetic and resourceful tour guide with several years of experience. The museum houses alot of relics and vistors are not allowed to take photographs inside

Totally worth a visit I love the fact that its in one of the colonial building and as such the building is a monument itself. The location as provides a very nice view of the river. Our entrance fee included a guide. The museum has 6 different galleries addressing colonial, old Calabar, palm oil product, road to independence. Its definitely worth visit

Used to be a government house but turned into a museum. Must visit if youbarebin Calabar as a tourist. My most impressive room was the fattening room, before and after pictures were incredible. I think a fee is paid for entrance and cameras and bags are not allowed inside. You can go in with your phone though. You can take pictures outside but not inside. There is a small shop there too where tourists can buy momentos and all that.

You know how exciting it was for me at the National Museum. Woah! Seeing something I've only read about as a child. It was fascinating. I saw the Cannon used by Orok Inyang, kept in the museum for several decades. The building itself was fabricated, imported and coupled here in Old Calabar several years ago and it's still maintained and in good shape till today. You find historic books in the museum bookshop. It's an interesting place to visit.