Looking for the best museums in Osogbo? We've ranked the top 9 museums in Osogbo, Osun State, based on Google ratings, customer reviews, photos, profile completeness, and our proprietary ranking algorithm.
Olasumbo T.★★★★★ — I enjoyed my visit to the Nike Art Gallery; it's small but filled with beautiful paintings and sculptures. The people I met there are very nice and entry is free. It will be great if you tip them something especially if they supported you with pictures and videos.
Faith P.★★★★★ — It’s a really small space but generally great for those who appreciate art work!!
Adebimpe A.★★★★★ — Susan Wenger's House is a beautiful tourist attraction. It has an eerie feel, especially with the way the house has climber leaves and flowers growing around it. This house is a repository of tradition, history and culture.
IGBAYILOLA F.★★★★★ — It holds up historical artifact and a good cultural heritage
Femi★★★★★ — The staff are very nice and the artwork ranged from woodwork to metal sculptures, and paintings and were beautiful.
The price for a tour was 1,000 naira for adults and 600 naira for children.
The place was very lonely tho which can be a positive because the tour was very personalised, but also a negative as it looked a bit deserted.
Finally, you can buy wristbands with art on them for 1,000 naira, but there were all sold out as at my time of visit.
Victor I.★★★★★ — The gallery housed a good amount of African arts including paintings, sculptures, and installations. I enjoyed a tour of the building and it's arts. Building is almost by the roadside too, so easy to locate.
Eromonsele E.★★★★★ — El-Carvar offers training services to upcoming art enthusiasts in Osogbo and environs.
Students are first taught drawing for at least three months before graduating to advanced wood carving.
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