Nseabasi E.★★★★★ — The location is at the outskirts of town, but this is understandable from a real estate perspective when you finally see the land mass, so this would require being mobile, either a bolt, Uber or a per
Oludotun B.★★★★★ — Had mixed feelings about my 6 night stay at the resort. Summarily, if you need a luxury experience, I’d say wait a year from now - perhaps renovations would have been completed or make sure you see th
Iniobong U.★★★★★ — Today, I walked past Ibom Plaza, and it honestly made me pause.
Seeing a place that holds so many childhood memories now revamped with beautiful graffiti, clean walkways, and tight security felt deeply comforting. It is one of those moments where the past and present meet, and it feels right.
If you are visiting Uyo, please make it a point to stop by Ibom Plaza. Take a slow stroll around, soak in the atmosphere, and snap pictures with the iconic I Love Akwa Ibom graffiti. It is simple, but it stays with you.
What makes it even more special is that Ibom Plaza sits right at the heart of the city. It is not just a relaxation spot, it is a historical place. This is where the name Uyo itself was derived from.
Some places are more than locations. They are memory holders. Ibom Plaza is one of them.
Fashakin S.★★★★★ — I've been there few times and the environment is good with the new artistic design on the wall makes it more beautiful, except the outside and around it
Nkwachukwu N.★★★★★ — The walkway to the plaza has a good view of the Four Point by Sheraton Hotel, making it a choice spot for good pictures.
Joy J.★★★★★ — I liked the cool ambience which was a very sharp contrast from the hustling and bustling outside. The location has lots of camera friendly background for very lovely pictures and I saw people cleaning the surrounding that morning.
Such a great spot for relaxation for both kids and adults
Yekinni K.★★★★★ — If you find yourself in Uyo in Akwa Ibom, it's a nice place to go to learn history of Akwa Ibom.
Iheanyi I.★★★★★ — There is nothing quite like stepping into a home of stories, especially those rooted in the soul of a people. The Ibibio Union Museum serves as a vibrant gateway into the rich heritage of Akwa Ibom’s three major ethnic groups: the Ibibio, Oron, and Annang.
The museum was designed and built during the administration of Architect Obong Victor Attah. It is located along Udo Udoma Avenue in Uyo, making it easily accessible from the city centre.
Aesthetically, the museum is stunning. It’s alive with beautiful pieces—mixed media art, photographs, sculptures, and intricate carvings. While the collection isn’t vast in artefacts, what’s on display is thoughtfully curated and tells a compelling story. The surrounding environment is lush, green, and serene—ideal for quiet reflection and cultural immersion.
To access the museum, visitors are required to pay a fee of ₦4,000. It’s also important to note that photography of the works on display is not permitted, preserving the integrity and sanctity of the exhibits.
The curation and arrangement are commendable, though there’s room for more depth and refinement. Still, the museum offers a meaningful experience—you walk in as a visitor and leave feeling more connected to the history and spirit of Akwa Ibom.
Highly recommended for culture enthusiasts, history lovers, and first-time visitors to the state.
Abang P.★★★★★ — Uyo Green Park, popularly known as Green field gardens is a cool and natural place for picnics, photoshoot sessions, outing, sit outs, meetings, name it.
The greens just gives life and beauty to everything there.
I visited there for a Millennium Fellowship picnic and it was awesome. Due to its beauty and usefulness, lots of people visit there all the time.
The place is so neat that you can sit on the bare grass to do your thing. If however, you do not wish to sit on the bare grass, there are mats and trapaulines for rent at affordable prices.
I sincerely appreciate the progenitors for creating this place and for making it free to use. There is no gate pass to this Park, guys. It is always open; 24/7. And I wish we would have more of this park, scattered all over Uyo so that we won't have to spend so much on transportation to Nwaniba to get here.
Victor I.★★★★★ — I am telling you Uyo is just perfect for having this kind of park.. (it’s also knows as Love Garden) but take a look at it, the field is well maintained and clean, the grass is always trimmed.. it’s perfect for a group picnic or solo date.. you can also go there to chill alone, there are mats, board games and snacks. This is our small aboard located in Uyo.. other states in Nigeria should replicate because what’s so sky rocket about creating/maintaining a public park?.. in a nation where we have too much of experts in every field.. they can’t even keep a green grass in Abuja stadium, not to talk of Jabi park. Akwa Ibom State is one state with lucky Governors.. They are not perfect but laid a foundation of a future megacity. Welcome to Uyo.
Uchechi U.★★★★★ — A bar and relaxation with outdoor activities and enough parking space and security.
Clinton F.★★★★★ — A very nice bar. They entertainment is great over there. They have all sorts of drink, wines and beer. With suya or point and kill fish. Pepper soup. Very nice bar
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