特拉文化中心- 景点攻略
Terra Kulture- 历史文化
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特拉文化中心 用户评价
Clare Egwuatu - 3
It is a good place for events that require stage performances. I went there for a K-pop festival for singing and dancing. The place can contain up to 400+ people. It has both upstairs and downstairs views. The staff are nice. To get there using public transport, enter a bus to Eko hotels, or VI, then enter another bus to Tiamiyu Savage and walk into the street for like 5 minutes. You will see the building.
Anita Henderson - 5
I watched the play "the human angle" and it was so good. I enjoyed myself. Laughed and cried
Tori Tite - 5
Had an amazing time with friends here. The gallery was beautiful and the book selection was quite informative and educational, offering a vast knowledge of the different cultures in Nigeria. Although it's small, the art exhibitions are quite magnificent. The theatre was quite spacious and was been prepared for an event when we got there. We had lunch at the restaurant and the food was exquisite. The traditional dishes were savory and the vibrant ambience was a perfect setting. It is truly a great place for seasoned art enthusiasts and tourists seeking a taste of Nigerian culture.
Rita Ebeh - 4
The ambiance is cool and welcoming, the food tasted great. It took a long time for my team and I who visited to be served and some orders were mixed up. The book and Art gallery is beautiful. Though quite small but the pieces are great. They have a karaoke session. Friday night 6:30. It's cozy and heart-warming. I recommend the Go-slow drink for fruit lovers and the vanilla mojito for lovers of all things milky.
Aifuwa Edosomwan - 4
Terra Kulture is a beautiful place to have meetings as well as hang out with friends and family. I like the African and homely touch to the environment. The greenery is also good. I enjoyed the food too, but it took a while before it was served after ordering. Terra Kulture has also got a book and art store with some other interesting stuff for sale. All in all, it's a cool place to chill or/and meet.
