Dar es Salaam Markets, Museums and Historic Landmarks
Pick up from the hotel and travel to Kivukoni Fish Market to see a variety of fish in every shape and size sold here, both retail and wholesale.
Proceed to Ocean Road Hospital and the State House.
Stroll through the Botanical Garden, established a hundred years ago by German invaders.
Visit the National Museum, home to many historical treasures with a wide variety of exhibits, including archaeological findings, rock paintings, ancient footprints, and the remains of the first human.
Shop at Mwenge Carvers Market, made up of small shops and stands displaying carvings, different kinds of traditional dresses, Tinga Tinga paintings, and more. Browse the stalls, chat with the carvers, and buy souvenirs.
Continue to the Makumbusho Village Museum, which gives a glimpse of the whole of Tanzania.
Explore Kariakoo Market, the busiest and most exciting market in Dar es Salaam, where one can enjoy another authentic Tanzanian shopping experience.
Walk to Mnazi Mmoja, another site of immense historical significance.
See the Uhuru Torch, which was placed here in 1961 to celebrate Tanzania's independence from Germany.
Have lunch at the Peacock Hotel and experience authentic Tanzanian hospitality and food.
Head to the Clock Tower and see St. Joseph's Cathedral, built hundreds of years ago in Gothic style.
Walk along Samora Avenue to see and learn about the historical Askari Monument.
Discover the beautiful old Azania Front Lutheran Church and take in views of Dar es Salaam harbour from its roof.
Drop off at the hotel.
