National Museum of Ethiopia

The National Museum of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa houses the cast of Lucy, 3.2 million years old, as well as unique imperial and ethnographic collections documenting Ethiopian civilization.

Entoto Mountains

At 3,000 meters above Addis Ababa, the Entoto Mountains blend eucalyptus forest, 19th-century Orthodox churches and sweeping panoramic vistas across Ethiopia's bustling capital.

Holy Trinity Cathedral of Addis Ababa

Kidist Selassie Cathedral is the principal place of worship of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church in Addis Ababa. It houses the tombs of Haile Selassie, remarkable frescoes, and a unique liturgical museum.

Mount Entoto

At 3,100 m above Addis Ababa, Mount Entoto blends imperial history, 19th-century Orthodox churches and eucalyptus forest with panoramic views over Ethiopia's capital.

The Ethnological Museum of Addis

Housed in the former palace of Emperor Haile Selassie, the Ethnological Museum of Addis Ababa traces Ethiopia's history through 13,000 objects and a life cycle narrative journey.

Menagesha National Forest

Located 45 km from Addis Ababa, Menagesha forest has protected 25 km² of juniper and podocarpus trees around Mount Wechecha (3,385 m) since the 15th century.

Parc National Abijatta-Shalla

Abijatta National Park

Located 200 km south of Addis Ababa, Abijatta-Shalla Park combines two Rift lakes, hot springs and renowned birdlife, notably pink flamingos.