A Private tour of Dar es Salaam Architecture Arts History and Museums

A Private tour of Dar es Salaam Architecture Arts History and Museums

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Itinerary
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Stop At: Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam, Dar Es Salaam Region

A Private tour of Dar es Salaam City is one of the best itinerary to explore the City for first time visitors. Dar es Salaam means a heaven of piece (Sultan Majjid, 1862) Visitors will be offered a guided tour to visit and see the City attractions, architecture, art works, museums and activities of the local people. This tour will take you between 6 to 9 hours. If you were looking for a well planned City tour to enjoy and thereafter be escorted back to your hotel/airport, this is an itinerary of your choice.

Your tour plan will look as follows:
Around 08:00 hours/ 08:30 hours/ 09:00 hours or any time agreed, meet your Guide at the Airport/Hotel for a tour briefing, then proceed to visit the below places of interest between 6 to 9 hours. Lunch break is scheduled at exactly 13:00 hours:

> National Museum and house of Culture:
To visit, see and learn the archaeological documentation of the evolution of Man, the Laetoli footprints, rocks art and the history of Tanzania.

> Fish Market of Dar es Salaam:
To see the local fishermen and the traditional fishing auction, see different types of fishes, local preparation activities such as moving the scales, frying and packing.

> Missionaries of Africa Building:
Built in 1866, used by the African Missionaries to introduce and spread Christianity in Tanzania mainland in 18th century.

> Sultan Majjid Building:
Built by Sultan Majjid in 1860's to drive administrative activities and extension of his Sultanate rule from Zanzibar Island to Bandar Ul Salaam or the the harbor of piece

> The Kunduchi and Msasani:
To see the earliest occupations of the Arab settlers who stayed along the East Coast of Dar es Salaam between the 10th to 13th Centuries

> Kariakoo Bazaar/ Local Swahili Market:
Built in 1914 by British Rule as a Carrier Corps now is a vibrant vegetable and spice market in Dar es Salaam with extensions to many shops of consumer goods

> Makumbusho Village Museum:
to see the imaginative view the traditional architecture of Tanzania ethnic groups. Tanzania has approximately 120 tribes.

> Mwalimu House:
Built in 1954 by Mwalimu Nyerere, now it has useful documentation regarding the Late Julius K Nyerere who was the first president of Tanzania. The house act as a small museum depicting both Mwalimu's life and his struggles to the Independence of Tanzania.

> Mwenge Curio Shops:
to see the traditional artistic and hand made crafts of the local people. A nice place suitable to buy presents for families.

> Azania Front Church:
Built by the Germans in 1898. Used as a Secretary Building during the German colonial period

> Saint Joseph Cathedral:
Built in 1892 by the Germans, a church still bears its aesthetic value that can not compared with any church along the East African Coast

> India sub-district:
to see the Indian architecture and cultural life.

> Askari Monument: Built by the Germans in 1911 and was dismantled by the British Soldiers during the First World War in 1914 to 1918 and then was rebuilt in 1927 to commemorate and honor the African Rifle Soldiers.

After finishing a tour, you will be taken back to your hotel or Airport for departure.

Duration: 9 hours