Good place

During my visit to the Adwa Victory Memorial Museum, I was deeply moved by the exhibits showcasing Ethiopia’s historic victory over Italy in 1896. The artifacts, stories, and rich history highlight the bravery and unity of the Ethiopian people. It was an inspiring and unforgettable experience.

Fantastic place to visit. You will want to come back.

Went on an organised tour thanks to KAS. Extremely spacious locale both inside and outside which is very well maintained. Amazing artefacts that testify to the grandeur and resilience of the Ethiopian people who successfully resisted colonialism by the Italians. Great explanations by the guide.

Historical

Beautiful museum, was just under 600etb for 6 of us. Not a lot to see as we had hoped, still lots of info and great history inside a beautiful building. No wait, parking was only 30etb, we also went on a holiday so not a lot of others were there.

I went there in hopes to see many artifacts from the Adwa battle fought between the Italian colonial invader and the Ethiopian people lead by Emperor Minilik the second. To my dismay, the grandiose structure built houses less story and is more of venue with multipurpose halls located within the vicinity. As a landmark the place is a good start to commemorate the victory as its significance is of an immense essence, but when it comes to what it aims to represent, a museum for Adwa, it lacks many important facts that could have otherwise been included within it.

This a great place to visit and see, and learn the proud Ethiopian culture and history. We spent a day here with family and had lunch at the Addis international catering. This place is rich in design, and elegance.

The Adwa Museum in Addis Ababa is a true gem that showcases the rich history and cultural heritage of Ethiopia. Situated in a prime location, the museum offers visitors a unique opportunity to delve into the fascinating history of the country. The museum's collection is extensive and well-curated, providing a comprehensive overview of Ethiopia's past. One of the standout features of the Adwa Museum is the breathtaking view it offers of the surrounding area. From the museum's vantage point, visitors can take in panoramic views of Addis Ababa and beyond, making it a truly memorable experience. The history presented at the museum is nothing short of amazing. From ancient civilizations to modern-day Ethiopia, the exhibits cover a wide range of topics, highlighting the country's rich and diverse heritage. Visitors can learn about the Battle of Adwa, a pivotal moment in Ethiopian history that symbolizes African pride and resilience. Overall, the Adwa Museum is a must-visit attraction for anyone interested in learning more about Ethiopia's past and experiencing the beauty of Addis Ababa. With its great location, stunning views, and fascinating history, the museum is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who visit.

This amazing and beautiful museum is the perfect setting to express our Adwa with dignity and pride. It can serve as an inspiration and role model for all Africans and human beings, showcasing unity of humanity, sovereignty and independence. The museum not only preserves history but also emphasizes its importance for future generations. The museum located in the heart of the capital city of Ethiopia, Addis Ababa!.The home of all human kind!. The museum has also many other services including gyms, Cafe & restaurant, souvenir shops, cinema, different size all purpose Halls and big parking lot!.

I highly recommend this museum capturing Ethiopian's courage while defending their country and freedom.

I would like to rate this place higher but it disappointed on quite a few fronts. 1) you have to buy your entrance ticket at a nearby bank, frequented not only by ticket buyers but by banking customers as well (read long wait just to get a ticket) 2) outrageous $20 entrance fee and believe it or not the bank couldn’t give change for $100 3) long wait for an English speaking guide who never arrived 4) no photos allowed anywhere inside (please tell me why?) 5) unhelpful and seemingly lazy staff annoyed at any questions directed their way. Apart from that, it was spectacular and a great insight into how Adwa shaped African politics