Addis Ababa is the capital of Ethiopia, and it is not an unattractive city. I thought after last week’s City Rumble I would share some of my photos of the city. It’s an interesting destination, with a high altitude of over 2300 metres. The weather was pleasant when I was there, and the city has an interesting mix of architecture. The roads are very wide, and the main drag is Churchill Avenue which changes into Gambia Street at the end, ending in this big lion statue and bus station at the very end. Most of the taxis and indeed a lot of transport was painted blue and white. Enjoy!
Some of Addis newer buildings 
Parts of the city were strangely quiet 
Palm trees in Addis 
Incredible houses barely standing up over one of Addis Ababa’s rivers 
I find some buildings strangely interesting and heres one! 
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Thanks for showing a bit more of this city, it is certainly a good base for visiting this part of Africa.
it is! And a great little city to boot!
Looks very modern! Although I don’t know much about Ethiopia, I have had its cuisine before and loved it. That said, I’d be interested in visiting the country someday, hopefully soon! Thanks for sharing, Andy. 🙂
My pleasure thanks for popping by!
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