Addis Ababa City package
Arat Kilo, Siddist Kilo and around
Two of the best known landmarks north of the city centre are the roundabouts officially called Meyazia 27 Square and Yekatit 12 Square, but universally known as Arat Kilo and Siddist Kilo (literally four and six kilometres). Several historical churches lie in this part of town, as do the National Museum and main campus of Addis Ababa University.
National Museum of Ethiopia
Situated on the west side of the road between Arat and Siddist Kilo, the National Museum of Ethiopia is one of Addis Ababa’s genuine must-see attractions. The basement paleontological exhibition traces the evolutionary path linking the many important hominid fossils that have been unearthed in Ethiopia, with pride of place going to a replica of the 3.5-million-year-old skull of “Lucy”, the 1974 discovery of which forced a complete rethink of human prehistory . Equally fascinating is a collection of 2600-year-old pre-Aksumite fertility statues unearthed in Tigrai, a sphinx from Yeha, and cast of one of the medieval stelae from Tiya.
The Guenete Leul Palace, Lucy and Others
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Entoto Park
Entoto Park, nestled on the slopes of Mount Entoto, is a serene retreat offering a blend of history, nature, and modern recreation. Located just outside Addis Ababa, the park spans lush landscapes adorned with eucalyptus trees and breathtaking views of the city below. It has become a top destination for locals and tourists alike, providing a wide range of activities including hiking, cycling, and family-friendly adventures. The park also features charming cafes, restaurants, and cultural spaces, making it a perfect escape for relaxation or exploration.
Entoto Kidane Mehret Church and others
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