Queen of Sheba Hotel Addis Ababa

... little is known about the old and rich history of Ethiopia. Some of the churches, tombs and palaces we saw date to Queen Sheba and King Solomon’s times, 3000BC. The Axumite kingdom was massive and hugely influential, rivalling that of Rome and even ...

... Ed and I then went to dinner at the panoramic Garden View restaurant managed by Lance, an African American originally from S.E. Missouri. Addis Ababa is a very nice place to visit. The people make it special with their jovial ways and outgoing ...

... of time. If you are overwhelmed, just think how Chris felt. Seasi had so much knowledge that a TV crew from the capital city of Addis Ababa had flown in looking for him to give them a sound bite on some of the city sights. Seasi's father was a priest ( ...

... 4000 years and it was once the most important city in sub-saharan Africa. There are palaces of Emperors, the infamous Queen of Sheba and hundreds of unexplored tombs marked with a variety of stone stelae ranging from your standard (Asterix type) to the ...

just staying overnight in a beautiful hotel thanks to Ethiopian Airlines!