Beautiful architecture and different innovative technologies. Visiting the Dome is not yet made public but upon special request, managed to enter. The Dome gives a 4D effect to the space and more. Great experience!

I had a spectacular time by exploring the newly inaugurated the Ethiopian Science and Technology Museum near to Unity Park. This museum has so many amazing AI and Machine Learning focused innovations to experience. I really liked the presentation deliverd by most of the people in the conference which made it easy to understand. Ethiopia is about to launch its own Cloud called "Ethio Cloud" soon and this will bring so many great things to our country as well the African continent in large. Minor issues I found are: -The presentations were too academic and they are somehow difficult for non-technical person to understand. So, it might be important to consider the kids and people from non-academic backgrounds when presenting. Good job overall 👏. - There was no bag storage available at the compound for visitors.

The Ethiopian Science Museum is a contemporary facility dedicated to showcasing advancements in science and technology. Here are key points about the museum: Purpose: The museum is specifically designed to educate the public and promote interest in scientific and technological developments. It aims to inspire innovation and knowledge-sharing among visitors. Location: Situated in the heart of Addis Ababa, near the National Palace, the museum is strategically placed to attract both locals and tourists, making it a central hub for science education. Size: Covering over 6.78 hectares, the museum offers ample space for exhibitions, educational programs, and public events, allowing for a diverse range of activities. Architecture: The museum consists of two large buildings, which are likely designed to house various exhibits, laboratories, classrooms, and interactive spaces, enhancing the visitor experience. Community Engagement: By focusing on science and technology, the museum plays a crucial role in fostering a culture of inquiry and learning within the community, encouraging collaboration between educational institutions, researchers, and the public. In summary, the Ethiopian Science Museum is a significant institution that not only highlights the importance of science and technology in society but also serves as a vibrant educational resource for the community.

It's a fantastic idea to spend your day there. The place boasts a beautiful rooftop garden that offers a breathtaking view of the city. What's even better is that there's free entrance, allowing you to explore and learn about the rich history of Ethiopia. I had an absolutely lovely time there.

This is where you go and you are proud to be Africans! The projects exhibited reflect our reality. And the interesting part is that we didn't buy a ticket to visit. The view at the top is magnificent. If you are interested in Artificial Intelligence and Renewable Energies, I will recommend this place!

simply loved this place. Everything about this museum screams modern. There are not many artifacts to witness here but eveything from the modern architectural design to the stunning and well kept environment is breath taking. On display you get to see some aerospace engineering works from GE used on the Air bus planes used by Ethiopian Airways. You get to read a little story about the engineering work. Also on display are some modern health care equipment. One thing you'll never find missing in an Ethiopian space is a place to get food and snacks. There are a number of space that sell food, snacks, coffee and others. This whole environment is just stunning and you can just enjoy a stroll through this place and appreciate everything about the design. I really loved visiting this place and I'll tell anyone who goes to Adis that, they should definitely visit this place. It is a beauty.

It truly is spectacular. 4kilo is becoming a place of wonder and a great utopia for relaxing or just chilling for anyone at any age. I'm really happy that our country is investing more on technology as well as amazing architecture. I would recommend you guys visiting on weekdays. The line on weekends is unbeatable. Its just way too looooooong plus its just parents with their very enthusiastic kids.

we visited the museum during the week, about 4 month after the inauguration. the entrance was free. the building is interesting and you will have a spectacular view on the stadion- and meskelsquare-district. the skyline of addis abeba is impressive! unfortunately most of the exhibitions stands were closed. l’d rather call it a exhibition than a museum. but nevertheless the place is worth a visit. and it’s an important platform for young science- and technology-companies. the planetarium only opens for groups. it must be very impressive. make sure that it’s open before you go there.