the visit to Merkato, the largest open-air market in Africa, where almost every possible commodity is on sale. Shopping in Mercato Market is one of the city’s most unmissable travel experiences, but knowing where to go takes local know-how. This insider’s shopping tour takes you to under-the-radar traditional markets, including the food Tours in Addis and shopping hubs only favored by locals. Get a peek at landmarks along the way as you explore the bustling, vibrant city on foot and Shop your way through Ethiopia’s capital city on this all-day outing. After a convenient Hotel/airport pickup, travel with your guide to Visit Addis Ababa’s best spots for authentic local products like coffee, jewelry, and leather. Visit the notable spots like Piazza, zebra Souvenir/Gallery, and the Stadium. Afterwards, feast on a delicious Food Tours, as well as enjoy the traditional best Ethiopian coffee ceremony and Coffee tasting

Meskel Square Meskel Square is not just a landmark; it is the beating heart of Addis Ababa, where history, culture, and community come together in a vibrant display. This expansive square is surrounded by significant buildings and is a focal point for local gatherings, festivals, and events that celebrate Ethiopian heritage. The square is particularly famous for the annual Meskel Festival, which attracts thousands of visitors and showcases the rich traditions of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. Here, you can witness the beauty of the 'Demera,' a bonfire ceremony that symbolizes the discovery of the True Cross, an event that holds immense religious significance. Visitors to Meskel Square will find themselves immersed in the lively atmosphere filled with people, vendors, and performers. The square is a great place to enjoy traditional Ethiopian coffee and observe the daily life of locals. Photographers will delight in capturing the stunning views

Merkato serving local population of Addis Ababa. Merkato means "market" in Italian. It gained popularity when Addis Ababa was under the Italian Occupation (1936 – 1941). During the Italian occupation of Addis Ababa, Merkato was where locals shop and tradeyears! During this half-day guided tour, you'll wander through the fascinating labyrinths of the world's most vibrant and colorful open-air marketplace, and get a wonderful insight. stalls packed with mysterious potions, colorful piles of spices, Coffee beans, exquisite hand-knotted ... you'll deepen your knowledge of the Ethiopian culture & customs, learn how to haggle and have fun bargaining for the best prices, hear captivating stories, discover exotic smells and sights; so get ready.. You're in for a feast of the senses! Note: We provide genuine passionate tour guides to deliver delightful, hassle-free and unique experience. And certainly, you're sure to avoid ALL the scams and enjoy the beauty of your journey in Addis Ababa

The museum is divided in three sections. In the basement, the paleontological exhibition contains many precious local archaeological finds such as the fossilized remains of early hominids, the most famous of which is "Lucy". The collection is ranked among the most important sub-saharan africa. In the ground floor, artefacts from aksumite, pre-aksumite, solomonic and gonderian periods are exposed. In the first floor, there is a vivid display of ethiopian art ranging from early 14th century parchment until 20th century canvas oil painting.

Located in Piazza area, Tomoca is the oldest coffee shop in Ethiopia (since 1953).