Discover Addis Ababa through its history, culture, traditions, markets, and everyday life on this guided city tour with a local guide.

Begin your journey at the National Museum of Ethiopia, home to some of the country’s most important archaeological and historical treasures, including the famous fossil remains of Lucy. Continue to the Ethnographic Museum, located in the former palace of Emperor Haile Selassie, where you can learn more about Ethiopia’s diverse cultures, traditions, and way of life.

Visit Beata Orthodox Church, an important religious and cultural site in the city, and learn about Ethiopian Orthodox traditions and architecture.

The tour then takes you to Mercato, one of Africa’s largest and most vibrant open-air markets. Experience the lively atmosphere, discover local products, spices, traditional goods, and everyday Ethiopian life.

Continue to Shiromeda Market, known for its traditional Ethiopian clothing, handwoven textiles, scarves, and locally made crafts. It is a great place to see traditional craftsmanship and shop for authentic souvenirs.

Finally, visit a local pottery center to discover Ethiopian pottery-making traditions and see how handmade pieces are created. Depending on the day's activities, you may also have the opportunity to try making your own traditional pottery.

Throughout the tour, your local guide will share stories, historical background, and cultural insights, making this more than just a sightseeing experience. It is an opportunity to connect with Addis Ababa and experience Ethiopia from a local perspective.