Best of Addis Ababa Guided City Tour

Highlights

Tour a 19th-century church and eat lunch at the nation’s first ever hotel
See a cast of a 3-million-year-old woman at the National Museum of Ethiopia
Pickup and drop-off from anywhere in Addis: hotel, airport, or private home

Summary

Tour a 19th-century church and eat lunch at the nation’s first ever hotel

Tour info

Duration

5 hours - 7 hours

Why take this tour?

Even if you only have a day in Addis Ababa, hit the highlights with a veteran guide on this all-inclusive tour, with flexible 2-way transfers. Enjoy a vegetarian buffet lunch at Ethiopia’s original hotel, Taitu; soak up city views from Entoto Hill; see a royal palace; learn about the nation’s role in human evolution; and soak up the atmosphere or purchase souvenirs at two vast and vibrant markets.

What’s included?

Pickup and drop-off at any location in Addis Ababa (Hotel, house or airport)
Ground transportation including a car, a driver and fuel
Accompanying English speaking guide
Local tour guides
Lunch
Entry/Admission - Mount Entoto
Entry/Admission - Entoto Maryam Church
Entry/Admission - Menelik palace
Entry/Admission - Chiromeda Market
Entry/Admission - National Museum of Ethiopia
Entry/Admission - Addis Mercato
Alcoholic beverages
Tip for tour guide
Other cost not offered in this program

Things to know

Before you book

Duration: 5-7 hours
Mobile tickets accepted
Instant confirmation

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

Operator Website

Operated by:

myGuzo

About operator:

Authentic Ethiopian Experiences. Professional Staff. Safety First. For the rest of your life, you will remember the time you traveled around Ethiopia with myGuzo. You’ll remember the ever warm breeze of the mountains, the trademark hospitality of the people, the flavorsome cuisine and the ancient yet dramatic history of the Country. myGuzo specializes in offering truly authentic Ethiopian experiences - ones that you the true culture and history of Ethiopians, not the ones prepared for tourists. Our promise to you is to show you the Ethiopia we live everyday.