This place is really amazing garden, ideally fantastic location for those who loves garden. The sound of birds, water flows sound, different plant species are really making the best place. There is also special house design, and it’s built by mud. There’s also souvenir shops, food and beverage service, sometimes there will be small handmade craft bazaar.

I visited this place yesterday on a casual trip, and I was truly impressed by the cultural elements that permeate the entire site. The beautifully maintained plantations and the serene atmosphere added to the overall experience. I was particularly fascinated by the presence of a significant number of milk cows, which provide high-quality milk to the community. It’s an inspiring initiative, and I hope this idea can be expanded on a larger scale. Excellent work—keep it up! Thank you!

Zoma Museum is a peaceful and beautiful spot with eco-friendly design and a garden, offering the perfect place to connect with nature in a tranquil setting. It’s an ideal spot for a picnic or reading books, though it can get a bit crowded on weekends. The place also features a restaurant, cafe, and souvenir shop.

Zoma Museum is a beautifully designed space with informative exhibits. I particularly enjoyed the outdoor sculpture garden. The staff were friendly and helpful, making me feel welcome. The cafe offered delicious food and drinks, a perfect spot to relax after exploring the museum. Highly recommended!

Nice little drop of paradise in a lovely corner of Addis.

The place is more of a green garden than a Museum. It's a very amazing place to relax and have time with Nature. I loved it. A simple comment: need to work on the service for the food and beverage outlets.

Absolutely amazing and beautiful! It's a great getaway from the Hustle and bussle of Addis Ababa. Colourful flowers, queit, serene scenery with walk paths, bridges, tree canopy, and more. My wife and I loved feeling the breeze, listening to the birds, seeing the animals, and relaxing at the mud house.

I had a wonderful day at Zoma Museum in Addis Ababa. This unique space combines art, nature, and architecture in an incredibly peaceful setting. The museum features a few fascinating huts with distinctive designs, made from cow manure and mud, an impressive display of traditional and sustainable building techniques. Beyond the architecture, the museum is beautifully landscaped with a variety of plants and well designed paths that make for a relaxing stroll. The attention to detail in every aspect of the space enhances the experience, making it a great place to unwind and appreciate creativity. If you’re looking for a quiet and inspiring spot away from the city’s hustle, Zoma Museum is definitely worth a visit

"Zoma Museum", I believe this place isn't accurately named. It's more of a garden than a museum but regardless it is a really nice place to visit. During my visit I got to see a variety of native plants, birds and some mammals. The cows definitely steal the show. The whole place is beautiful, calm and peaceful. The serene environment makes you feel at peace while you look around. There are some really interesting architecture worth exploring. I don't know how and what the buildings are made of but it has a beautiful appeal. There are many food courts where you can get snacks, drinks and meals. The meal I had was super and I want to believe it's same with everything else. You definitely have to pass by this place when you're in Mekanisa. Entrance was 150 Birr at the time I went there. Overall I loved the place. It has an amazing vibe and people who love quiet places in nature will love it.

A refreshing place with amazing view of different herbs and vegetables. You will see an artistic very detailed mud houses the you won’t probably see in other places. They also have sheep, goat, chicken and cattle farms. It is a good place if you need to have a quiet place with the plants. You only pay 150 birr for entrance. You relate not allowed to take in water or any food inside.

I love this place! The most tranquil place in the heart of a super busy city. The trees and the gardens just relax you. So many native plants including fruit trees and coffee plants...I enjoyed the cafe for almost 3 hours before coming back to the crazy traffic refreshed. :) Check out their K-6 school that is next door where the kids are exposed to gardening and raising animals and connecting them to nature. An awesome concept and I hope for the success of this unique place.

It's not a museum, just a small garden and plantation. It's nice and calm for a little walk among trees and water. Don't expect too much to see, just a couple of old turtles and cows. The entire walking around, it takes less than 15 minutes. There are cafe and souvenirs shop.