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Addis Ababa
Addis Ababa means "new flower" in Amharic, is a fascinating city in Africa Aborigines. Unlike many other African capitals, its foundation, growth and development do not stem from colonization. Founded in 1887 by Emperor Menelik II, this huge expansion, hospitable city is 7200 meters high in the foothills of Mount Entoto and the view from the summit is spectacular.
Addis Ababa is a mixture of past and present, sheep, cows and goats walk from the road, surrounded by skyscrapers in the background, the city and the charm of a small city, modern buildings and small houses with tin roofs.
If you happen to be Addis Ababa, for any reason and leisure time, no need to worry about what to do, here is some information on the activities of Addis Ababa, well worth spending time with. There are many attractions to visit in Addis Ababa and around Addis Ababa.
Places to visit in Addis Ababa are:
National Museum, one of the largest in sub-Saharan Africa in all the museums in Africa. The museum home to the humanoid fossil Lucy, and an impressive collection of artifacts, objects of the Royal and art.
Museum of Ethnography: Who was the former palace of Haile Selassie and his collection reflects the lifestyle of different ethnic groups in Ethiopia? It also welcomes the art of Ethiopia and traditional musical instruments.
Trinity Cathedral: famous for its stained glass windows and architectural grandeur. It is the location of Hailesilassie grave.
St 'George Church: Built in 1896 by Emperor Menelik II after the victory over the Italian colonists. The inner wall is occupied by painting religious and historical reasons given by the famous Ethiopian artist Afework World Tekle. The museum houses objects from the church with the character spiritual and royal relics.
Mercato: the largest outdoor market in Africa.
Entoto Mountain: 9843ft high and when the city was founded on the principle. The panoramic view from the summit are spectacular.
Locations for travel Addis Ababa are:
Mohammed Nasir Managing Director Aberus Ethiopia Tours mohammed@aberusethiopiatours.com Mobile: + 251 91 146 90 87
Kanika Marshall’s African Art, Black Art Show (www.kanika.us) at Doiron Gallery
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1902 Negro African American Cowboy Portrait [16 x 20 Photograph] $24.99 Wonder why people never smile in vintage portraits? Here is your chance to experience one such picture, taken in 1902, using the 19th century daguerreotype. Because it was inexpensive, cameras started becoming more popular than paintings. This particular shot, demonstrates simplicity in its purest form. There is no backdrop, only the plain grey wall behind the mans profile. One may wonder why he i… |
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1902 Negro African American Cowboy Portrait [8 x 10 Photograph] $9.99 Wonder why people never smile in vintage portraits? Here is your chance to experience one such picture, taken in 1902, using the 19th century daguerreotype. Because it was inexpensive, cameras started becoming more popular than paintings. This particular shot, demonstrates simplicity in its purest form. There is no backdrop, only the plain grey wall behind the man’s profile. One may wonder why he … |
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Mehndi $13.45 An ancient burial ritual still practiced in India, Africa, and the Middle East, henna body painting combines celebration, tradition, spirituality, and breathtaking beauty. This book provides readers with all the information they need to paint them… |
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