1. St. George's Cathedral Church

 The St. George church Addis Ababa was built in the early 20th century during the reign of Emperor Menelik II, the founder of Addis Ababa. 

Beautiful religious paintings and colourful stained glass windows decorate the interior of the church. The walls are decorated with intricate patterns and designs, which demonstrate the skill and craftsmanship of Ethiopian artists.

Religious artefacts, ancient manuscripts, and historical treasures are displayed in the church museum. It provides insights into Ethiopia's religious traditions and history. 

# Dressing modestly and respectfully is necessary for visitors to this religious site. Women are expected to cover their heads with scarves and wear modest clothing, and both men and women must take off their shoes before entering the main prayer area. 

2.  Ethiopian pottery 

Ensira Pottery is the  center for pottery craftswomen. There they make  and sell the traditional Ethiopian pottery products.  Most of the crafts have been handed down from one potter's generation to the next. You will visit how they mold soil into mugs, pots, dishes, etc.. At the end of your visit, you can buy some crafts for yourself, gifts for family and friends and by doing that you are supporting women's livelihoods. 

3. National Museum fo Ethiopia.  

In this museum you learn about the ancient history of the country and explore the famous 3.5 million years old human fossil  of Lucy (Dinkines) an ancient human ancestor. Discover Ethiopia's rich culture and history through the museum's collection of archaeological and historical artifacts.

4 .Merkato Market 

Merkato Market in Addis Ababa is a lively open-air market that provides a colorful experience for visitors. The spice market is a key attraction where you can find colorful and aromatic spices like berbere and turmeric, which are used in traditional Ethiopian dishes. The market offers a vast selection of handicrafts and textiles, including handmade baskets, clothing, and jewelry that are made by local artisans. Furthermore, there is a recycling market in Merkato that exhibits Ethiopia's innovative approach to recycling materials by transforming old metals into new products.

 5. Addis Ababa Monuments and Museum of Mount  Entoto 

Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia, is home to several iconic monuments.

These monuments in Addis Ababa offer visitors a glimpse into Ethiopia's past and the stories of its people. Each one holds significance in the country's history and serves as a tribute to various aspects of Ethiopian culture and heritage.

6.The Entoto Museum is a cultural and historical museum situated in the Entoto Mountains of Ethiopia. The museum is Dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the country, particularly the history, art and tradition of the region.  The museum features exhibits that cover the history of Ethiopia's royal families, the evolution of its economy and culture, and the influence of religion and politics on the nation.