- National Museum of Ethiopia - At the national museum of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa travelers see variety of objects and archaeological findings including the famous Lucy. This museums gives a travelers highlight about Ethiopian history, culture and nature.
- Holy Trinity Cathedral - This is the most beautiful and important orthodox cathedral located in the center of the capital. Built by the last and prominent Ethiopian emperor Haile Sillasse in 1940s. The cathedral is dedicated for the most important Ethiopians and you will see the cemetery of many famous people including the emperor. There is a small church museum here where you can see old church treasurers.
- Mount Entoto - This is the best place to have a panoramic view over Addis Ababa. The old capital was located on top of this mountains.
- Mercato Market - Mercato in Addis Ababa is the largest open air market in Africa. There are several sections in the market and simply you can find anything. This is also a cultural center where many people from different ethnic groups of Ethiopia come to buy and sell.
- Ethnological Museum - This museum is located inside the Addis Ababa University and it was a former palace of Emperor Haile Sillasse. Here you can see different objects from several ethnic groups of Ethiopia and the personal bed room of the emperor and his wife.
- Menelik palace - Located on top of Entoto Mountains, this was the old palace of Emperor Menelik who established Addis Ababa in 1887.
- Licensed Driver
- Professional Tour Guide Service
- All site entrance fees included
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Transfers from Airport and hotels
- Meals ( Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
- Any Alcohol Drinks
- Any other personal expenses which are not mentioned in the included list.
Addis Ababa is renowned for its exceptional food, captivating museums, and a unique perspective into the intriguing paradoxes of Ethiopia. Walk through the lively localities and significant cultural sites in Addis Ababa, taking in the city’s must-visit places. Explore the ornately embellished interior of the Holy Trinity Cathedral, and then journey through Ethiopia’s extensive past at the Museum of Ethiopia. Post lunch, observe the former palace of Haile Selassie, which now houses the engaging Ethnological Museum. Delve into the customs of Ethiopia’s varied communities. Revisit Ethiopia’s vibrant and dynamic present through the bustling Merkato, a famous marketplace showcasing vibrant textiles, handmade crafts, and fresh local produce. You’ll have an opportunity to savour the renowned Ethiopian coffee and delicious home-style Ethiopian cuisine. The uniqueness of this tour is that it allows you to understand Ethiopia’s enduring history, experience its distinctive culture, appreciate its striking natural beauty, and participate in unique and authentic local experiences for the first time.
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