Good 👍

The place is a very beautiful place, I recommend you to go and visit and see the beautiful things of the country.

It was good

"The Addis Ababa Museum stands as a beacon of Ethiopia's rich cultural heritage, offering an immersive experience for those eager to explore the nation's history. Located in the bustling capital, this museum is a must-visit for tourists seeking to deepen their understanding of Ethiopian culture. The museum's extensive collection includes artifacts, art pieces, and historical documents that narrate the diverse narratives of Ethiopia's past, from ancient civilizations to contemporary society. Visitors will find themselves captivated by the intricate displays that highlight Ethiopia's unique contributions to art, science, and social development." I highly recommend it to anyone interested in art, history, or culture.

This is a cozy museum with artifacts and pictures of the interesting history of Addis. They currently have a photo exhibit with excellent tour guides. Plus the art is great.

Closed for renovations ;(!

Fully enjoyed visiting great place for friends and family. Not too busy.

Nice place to see the history of addis Ababa and how it became what it is today. You only pay 10 birr to explore the place and enjoy history. Past battle equipments, money notes, clothes people used to wear and many more artifacts. Probably needs a bit of updates but overall its a cool place to explore.

A nice museum in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. It has a variety of artifacts, and impressive large paintings.

Addis Ababa museum in Meskel Square is a quiet, small museum located just behind the Red Terror Martyrs Memorial museum. This museum has two entrances, one through the Meskel Square area where you have to pay 20 Ethiopian birr to enter the square itself and then 20 more birr to enter the museum (1 united states dollars ~ 100 Ethiopian birr). The other entrance is near the Red Terror Martyrs Memorial museum where you do not have to pay the 20 Ethiopian birr fee to enter the Meskel Square area (but I highly recommend entering this area because it has lots and lots of activities and food cars). The museum itself is small with rooms where they display actual royal clothes and artifacts with explanations to everything you see. You'll also get to know much of the history of the city of Addis Ababa (lit; the new flower). After the rooms of the clothes you get to see photos and weapons (guns, sords and shields) used by the Ethiopian army to defend the city against the Italian colonial army. Also you get to contemplate various coin collections and beautiful artifacts. After completing the inner rooms of the museum, never forget to check out the art gallery upstairs where they host beautiful paintings and sculptures, some of them for sale. There's also another room just above the museum's rooms where they display many paintings given to the museum. The place has a nice green area in front of the entrance and a very fancy restaurant outside. I'd pay the 20 birr for this area by itself cause it's very green and looks right above Meskel Square. I'd also pay the 20 birr to experience the Meskel Square area and the various entertaining activities there, especially the rental bicycles.

Addis Ababa Museum and it was truly an enlightening experience. The museum mainly focuses on the political history of Addis, which gives unique insight into how the city has evolved over time. It was quite surprising to find such a tranquil place in the hustle and bustle of Addis. The museum compound was also quite attractive and well-maintained. All in all, I was quite impressed by the museum and would highly recommend it to anyone interested in learning about Addis' history and culture.

A good place to see history and enjoy the fresh air. Great Architecture 🧡

Mostly based on photographs and some old dressing items, this museum explains the history of Addis Ababa. The panels are self explanatory and guide you from the first establishments to the present times. Very useful for those who love history as well as for those who want to know and understand the city better. For the rest of the people (not history lovers or even kids) a bunch of old clothing, some guns and lots of black and white photos might be a little boring, and while I was fully entertained, I say it because saw the faces of a family with kids while in there (they were all rushing to the door due to the pressure from the youngsters). Entrance prices (as of Sept. 2017) were 10 birr for locals and 50 birr for foreigners.

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