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Addis Ababa City Tour8
Addis Ababa,Ethiopia
Duration
6 Hours TripTour Code
TP8922Description
Addis Ababa – The Capital of Africa Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s bustling capital, is a vibrant blend of history, culture, and modern development. Home to the African Union Headquarters, the city features landmarks like the National Museum (housing Lucy’s fossils), Holy Trinity Cathedral, and Merkato, Africa’s largest open-air market. With its rich coffee culture, diverse cuisine, and panoramic views from Entoto Hill, Addis Ababa offers a unique glimpse into Ethiopia’s past and present.
Highlights
- Mount Entoto – Panoramic city views and historic churches.
- National Museum – Home of the famous fossil Lucy.
- 3. Merkato – Africa’s largest open-air market
- Holy Trinity Cathedral – Stunning architecture and Haile Selassie’s tomb.
Included
- All entrances fee Professional Tour Guide car with fuel Government Tax Coffee or Tea Bottle of water Airports pick and drop off Hotel pick and drop off
Not Included
- Lunch any accommodation personal expanses
Itinerary
Day 1
- Start the day with a visit to Mount Entoto for panoramic city views.
- Explore the National Museum, home to the famous fossil "Lucy," and the Ethnological Museum for insights into Ethiopia’s heritage.
- Visit the Holy Trinity Cathedral, a historic church with stunning architecture.
- Experience the lively atmosphere of Merkato, Africa’s largest open-air market.
- Conclude the tour with a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony or a visit to a cultural restaurant.
Faq's
1. Entry Requirements & Visa
• Most travelers need a visa, which can be obtained online (eVisa) or on arrival at Bole International Airport.
• Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your stay.
2. Health & Safety
• Be cautious with food and water
• Addis Ababa is at high altitude (2,355m/7,726 ft), so take time to acclimate and stay hydrated.
• General safety: Addis is relatively safe, but watch out for pickpocketing in crowded areas.
3. Cultural Etiquette
• Greetings are important—handshakes and shoulder touches are common.
• Dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites.
• Respect local customs; Ethiopian Orthodox traditions are deeply rooted in society.
4 women must wear full dress when they enter in the church and cover ed their head. by scarf
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