Top Addis Ababa Classic Car Tours

Experience many of Addis Ababa’s highlights on one comprehensive full-day tour. After a convenient hotel or airport pickup, explore the National Museum, where the 3 million-year-old fossils of Lucy is kept, and Merkato, the giant open-air market. Catch amazing views of Ethiopia’s capital city from Enoto, enjoy a delicious lunch, and stop by St. George Cathedral, the 15th century church and Rastafarian pilgrimage site.

Between chaotic traffic and a sprawling layout, navigating Addis Ababa can be intimidating, but exploring with a personal driver and guide takes the stress out of experiencing Ethiopia’s must-see capital. From a scenic viewpoint atop Mount Entoto to a Second World War site, the Addis Ababa Museum, and the vast Merkato, this full-day private tour is a curated introduction to a fascinating city.

Visit both the National Museum of Ethiopia and Mount Entoto in just half a day with this small-group tour. You'll start at the National Museum, where you'll see all sorts of archeological wonders, including the famous fossils of Lucy, the famous hominoid who lived millions of years ago. You'll then head up to Mount Entoto to take in beautiful views of the city before returning to your hotel.

Explore the vibrant culture and history of Addis Ababa on a guided full-day tour, including visits to Unity Park, the National Museum, and Entoto for stunning city views. Enjoy a delicious evening dinner with live music at Totot Restaurant, providing a perfect end to your day. Each tour includes transportation, entry tickets, and a professional guide to share insider knowledge and stories from local history. - Full-day tours available, including cultural and scenic highlights - Professional local guides provide expert insights into Addis Ababa's history - Evening dinner at Totot Restaurant with live music included - All-inclusive pricing covers transport, tickets, and guide; meals are extra

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