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Start with visiting the National Museum of Ethiopia. With a guided tour of the National Museum, gain deep knowledge on Ethiopia’s archaeological significance in human evolution. At this museum, don’t miss seeing the 3 million years old fossil of Lucy (Dinknesh). Swing by the famous historical monuments in Addis Ababa as you drive to the Ethnographic museum. Learn from your guide about Meyazia 27 Square and Yekatit 12 Monument. Know more of Ethiopia’s history during the Italian Occupation (1936 - 1941) Spend about one hour visiting the Ethnographic Museum to learn Ethiopia’s history, culture, nature, and geography. Take a brief visit to the bedroom of Emperor Haile Sillassie I. Then drive to Entoto (Intoto) Mountain. Meet locals at their house. Partake in a typical Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony. Taste delicious Ethiopian meals during lunch. From a summit at Entoto, take in panoramic views of Addis Ababa's cityscape. Next, stop to visit one of the oldest religious sites in Addis Ababa – the Saint George Cathedral. Admire beautiful murals inside the cathedral. Learn about Ethiopia’s victory over Italians at the Battle of Adwa. This full-day private tour in Addis Ababa continues with walking tour at Addis Mercato. With your guide, pay a visit to Addis Mercato (Africa’s grandest Market). Stroll at the most interesting cultural parts of the market with your guide. Indulge in a personalized shopping experience at Addis Mercato. From your guide’s selected viewing points, snap panoramic pics of Merkato Market. With temperature regulated vehicle, drive through Addis Ababa to explore famous attractions, landmarks and monuments. Finally, drive to your place of stay in Addis Ababa, or Addis Ababa Bole International Airport, if you are departing after the full-day tour.

Discover the vibrant heart of Ethiopia with an immersive Addis Ababa city tour that showcases the rich history, culture, and stunning landscapes of this dynamic capital. This full-day tour is designed to provide a deep understanding of Addis Ababa's significance as the historical and cultural capital of Africa. Itinerary Overview 1. Morning Coffee Ceremony Begin your day with a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, where you'll learn about the coffee-making process and enjoy freshly brewed coffee in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. 2. Ethnological Museum Visit the Ethnological Museum, located in the former palace of Emperor Haile Selassie. This museum offers fascinating exhibits on Ethiopia's diverse ethnic groups, showcasing their traditions, clothing, and artifacts. The beautiful gardens surrounding the museum provide a peaceful setting for exploration. 3. Holy Trinity Cathedral Next, explore the Holy Trinity Cathedral, an architectural marvel and one of the most important religious sites in Ethiopia. Admire its stunning stained glass windows and learn about the historical significance of this cathedral, which houses the tombs of Emperor Haile Selassie and other notable figures. 4. Merkato Market Dive into the bustling atmosphere of Merkato, one of Africa's largest open-air markets. Here, you can wander through vibrant stalls filled with spices, textiles, handicrafts, and local produce. Engage with local vendors and experience the daily life of Addis Ababa residents. 5. National Museum of Ethiopia Visit the National Museum of Ethiopia, home to the famous fossilized remains of "Lucy" (Australopithecus afarensis), one of the oldest hominid skeletons ever discovered. The museum also features a rich collection of artifacts, artworks, and exhibits that highlight Ethiopia's ancient civilizations. 6. Entoto Park Head to Entoto Park, located on the Entoto Mountains, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the city. The park offers beautiful walking trails, picnic areas, and opportunities to relax in nature, making it a refreshing escape from the urban hustle. 7. Local Cuisine Lunch Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant, where you can savor traditional Ethiopian dishes such as injera, doro wat, and various vegetarian options, all served in a communal style. 8. Closing Activities Conclude your tour with a wonderful and unforgettable folkloric music dinner in the downtown area of the city not far from the airport.

Discover the main highlights of Addis Ababa on a full-day tour. Visit the National Museum, the Ethnographic Museum, and the Trinity Cathedral. Enjoy a coffee break at the oldest coffee roaster in the country, and explore the Merkato Market. End your day with a traditional Ethiopian dinner (own expense). Start your day with a visit to the National Museum, home to an assortment of archaeological and cultural artifacts of Ethiopia. See the 3.2 million-year-old skeleton of Lucy, the most famous hominid, discovered in 1974 at a place called Hadar. Next, visit the Ethnographic Museum, home to various types of traditional artifacts that show the lifestyles of different Ethiopian major ethnic groups. Continue to the Trinity Cathedral, a unique and beautiful church with a baroque style of European architecture dedicated to the Holy Trinity. See scripts of the imperial families, statues made by Greek sculpture, and the Old and New Testament in the Bible painted on a glass window. Visit the coffin of Emperor Haile Selassie, the founder of the church, and his wife. Enjoy a lunch break before heading to the oldest and first coffee roaster in the country, Tomoka. Try the famous Ethiopian coffee before exploring the Merkato Market, the largest open-air market in Africa. End your day with a visit to Mount Entoto, the highest peak in Addis Ababa. Visit the St. Mary church and enjoy a panoramic view of Addis Ababa and its surrounding forests. Finish your day with a traditional Ethiopian dinner and a cultural show.

Addis Ababa and explore the city's ancient history. Visit the National Museum, see st george Cathedral built at 1911, King Haile Sellase and queen Zewditu was crowned in tbis churchi. learn about the city's rich history at the Ethnological Museum. Start your tour at the National Museum, home to the ancient fossilized remains of Lucy, our human ancestor. Wander the largest open-air market with busy streets of the Mercato, where vibrant colors, exotic spices, and traditional crafts await. Stroll along Churchill Avenue, lined with charming cafes and shops, as you make your way to different Land mark and stachue in Addis. Ethnological Museum, housed of Emperor Haile Selassie's former palace, Conclude your unforgettable journey to see the first railway called Lagar connect from Addis Ababa to Dijibouti, made by the French and Ethiopian in 1917. The Lagar is a breathtaking place to have Ethiopian coffee. Test Ethiopian cuisine at one of the city's renowned restaurants, where you can savor the flavors of injera, spicy stews, and more.