Dar es Salaam: Shared City Tour with Markets, Museums, and Coastal Sights
Dar es Salaam: Shared City Tour with Markets, Museums, and Coastal Sights
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6 to 8 hoursDuration of this experience -
Pick up and Drop-offPick up and Drop-off from your hotel in Dar es Salaam, Julius Nyerere International Airport or Kilimanjaro Airport is included -
Shared TourOther guests will be joining you on this tour. This is a shared tour. -
LanguagesEnglish, French -
Free cancellationYou can cancel this reservation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Experience Details
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Itinerary
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Pick up and Drop-off from your hotel in Dar es Salaam, Julius Nyerere and Kilimanjaro Airport -
Professional guide
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Entry to Kivukoni Fish Market
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Entry to Dar es Salaam Centre for Architectural Heritage
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Entry to National Museum
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Entry to Mwenge Market
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Entry to Village Museum
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Entry to War Cemetery, and Coco Beach
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Entry to Azania Front Lutheran Chruch -
Entry to Sea Cliff Village
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Pickup from hotel in Dar es Salaam15 minutes
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Kivukoni Fish MarketStop at Kivukoni Fish Market, the city’s main seafood hub, where you can witness the local trade in action.25 minutes
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Azania Front Lutheran Churchvisit Azania Front Lutheran Church, a historic Gothic-style landmark overlooking the harbor. The Azania Front Lutheran Cathedral, built between 1899 and 1902 by German missionaries, stands as a remarkable example of Gothic architecture and is part of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania (ELCT). The name "Azania" traces its origins to a Greek term referring to the East African coast.20 minutes
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Dar es Salaam Centre for Architectural Heritage (DARCH)The oldest standing building in Dar es Salaam, the DARCH center offers a unique look into the city’s architectural legacy. Constructed in 1866–67 by Sultan Majid bin Said of Zanzibar, the building originally served as a rest house for traders and government officials. Today, it has been transformed into a museum dedicated to preserving and showcasing Swahili, colonial, and post-independence architectural influences.10 minutes
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St. Joseph’s CathedralBuilt by German missionaries between 1897 and 1902, St. Joseph’s Cathedral is a striking Roman Catholic church known for its vaulted ceilings, intricate stained-glass windows, and colonial-era craftsmanship. The cathedral serves as a quiet retreat in the heart of Dar es Salaam, offering a peaceful place for reflection amid the city’s hustle.15 minutes
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Pass by Askari MonumentGlance at this bronze statue honoring African soldiers who served in WWI—a central historical symbol in downtown Dar es Salaam.10 minutes
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National Museum of TanzaniaEstablished in the late 1930s, the National Museum of Tanzania offers an engaging journey through the country’s history, culture, and human evolution. The museum features four major galleries, including exhibits on ancient fossils from Olduvai Gorge, Swahili culture, colonial history, and traditional arts. Visitors can explore early hominid remains, admire local musical instruments and textiles, and learn about the country’s path from prehistory to modern independence.1 hour
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Kariakoo MarketKariakoo Market, one of the largest and most important trading hubs in Dar es Salaam, is a hive of energy, color, and commerce. Designed by architect B.J. Amuli and inaugurated in 1975, it stands on what was once a British military camp during World War I.30 minutes
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Mwenge Woodcarvers MarketThis artisan hub showcases the creativity and cultural heritage of Tanzania’s Makonde tribe, famous for their intricate ebony carvings and masks. At Mwenge Woodcarvers Market, visitors can browse hundreds of stalls filled with handmade sculptures, Tinga Tinga paintings, woven goods, and colorful fabrics. The market is more than a shopping destination—it’s a cultural immersion where you can witness live demonstrations, hear the stories behind each craft, and support local artisans. I45 minutes
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Village MuseumThe Village Museum, founded in 1967, is an open-air exhibition of traditional homes representing over 20 of Tanzania’s 130+ tribes. Set in a tranquil garden-like setting, the museum features authentic huts, tribal artifacts, and musical instruments.1 hour
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Dar Es Salaam War CemeteryA solemn and respectful site, the Dar Es Salaam War Cemetery honors the soldiers who died during World War I and II, including many African and Indian servicemen.10 minutes
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Sea Cliff VillageSea Cliff Village is a modern shopping and lifestyle center that blends convenience with coastal charm. Located near the upscale Oyster Bay neighborhood, it offers a mix of international brands, local boutiques, cafes, and restaurants. Visitors can relax with a coffee, enjoy ocean views, or pick up last-minute gifts and essentials.25 minutes
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Coco BeachCoco Beach, also known as Oyster Bay Beach, is a scenic stretch of coastline popular with locals and visitors alike. Framed by palm trees and open skies, it’s a great spot to unwind at the end of the tour. The beach features vendors selling snacks, fresh seafood, and colorful souvenirs.20 minutes
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Drop off at your Hotel15 minutes
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