Top Addis Ababa Classes & Workshops

Delve into the rich history and cultural significance of coffee with the Coffee Gallery Tour in Addis Ababa. This private tour takes you from the origins of coffee in Ethiopia to its global journey. Visit the Coffee Museum to explore various exhibits, including traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremonies. Witness the meticulous processes of coffee production, from hand sorting to roasting, and enjoy a delightful coffee tasting experience featuring Ethiopian brews. With private transportation included and guided by local expert Tewodros, this tour is perfect for coffee lovers and curious travelers alike. Immerse yourself in the history of coffee from Ethiopia to the world Experience a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony and tasting Private transportation ensures a comfortable and personalized experience Ideal for small groups up to 4 people, lasting 2. 5 hours

Brew, bake & taste Ethiopia: coffee cupping, enjera-making & communal feast. Hands-on Ethiopian culture: coffee tasting, enjera cooking & traditional dining. Discover Ethiopia’s icons—coffee ceremony & enjera-making in one immersive tour. From beans to bread: experience coffee cupping, enjera-making & local flavors. Sip, cook & connect: Ethiopia’s coffee and enjera traditions in one experience.

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.

Learn to dance salsa or perfect your moves and steps in one of the most unlikely of places—Addis Ababa—with this experience. Classes are held on weekday evenings and different levels of experience are welcome. Opt for a Friday lesson and you can also attend a weekly Latin dancing social night.

What sets this activity apart is that it is a fully interactive cultural experience where travelers don’t just watch but actively participate in traditional Ethiopian practices. In Addis Ababa, guests will roast and brew their own coffee during the traditional ceremony using a Jebena, try their hands at pottery making, learn traditional weaving techniques from local artisans, and even bake the famous Ethiopian pancake Injera. This unique experience allows visitors to connect directly with local culture, learn authentic skills, and create memorable moments that go far beyond a typical sightseeing tour