You will start your city tour of Addis Ababa with the National Museum of Ethiopia. This is one of the best museums in quality and diversity of the exhibits. Archeological exhibits include the 3.5 million-year-old fossil of Lucy (or Dinkinesh – ‘thou art wonderful’- in the native language), a hominoid woman of the species of Australopithecus Afarensis. The discovery of Lucy’s fossil in 1974 forced a complete rethink of human genealogy, providing that our ancestors were walking 2.5 million years earlier than had been supposed. The National Museum also contains many wonderful artifacts dating back to pre-Axumite civilization.


It is the most important church in Ethiopia in this church there is a mausoleum of the last emperor of Ethiopia “Haile Selassie “ and his wife also Buried there you will also a chance to attend religious Ceremonies at the same time

we will drive uphill to Entoto, which once was Emperor Minilik II’s permanent camp. Driving the hill there is a considerable drop in altitude and the air is filled with the scent of the Eucalyptus trees which cover the area.
 From the top, there is a panoramic view of the capital and surrounding countryside.

After lunch, the city tour of Addis Ababa continues with the visit to Merkato, the largest open-air market in Africa, where almost every possible commodity is on sale.

Tiglachin Memorial is a memorial to Ethiopian and Cuban soldiers involved in the Ogaden War. It was built under Mengistu Haile Mariam on Churchill Avenue in Addis Ababa.

Step into the rich legacy of Tomoca Coffee, established in 1953 as Ethiopia’s pioneer in roasting the finest highland coffee beans from Kaffa, the birthplace of coffee. Enjoy a perfectly brewed cup while mingling with locals in the lively atmosphere of this historic coffee shop. Extend your journey by visiting the iconic Leghar Train Station, Addis Ababa’s oldest station, where history blends seamlessly with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee. Savor tradition, and taste heritage—visit Tomoca Coffee and make your day extraordinary!