Tourism in Eritrea

In 2008, Eritrea was named one of the world's seven best tourist destinations by the British travel website for its "unique landforms" and "pristine coral reefs". Most of the Kingdom of Aksum is in Eritrea, and many ruins remain. The terrain is diverse and the natural landscape is rich. Asmara, Massawa, Assab and Dakhlak Islands are famous tourist spots.

Asmara Palace

Asmara Palace is a traditional golden building with white spaces, originally built for the Italian Governor. Above the entrance is the coat of arms of Eritrea, and two ancient Italian cannons and some other weapons are still displayed in front of the palace as historical evidence of the invaders. On the right is a small church with a small bell tower and an octagonal bell, very similar to the eight-sided Eritrean church. Near the palace are buildings where emperors used to receive audiences and hold banquets. Near the palace are buildings where emperors used to receive audiences and hold banquets.

Asmara Cathedral

This Lombard-Roma-nesque architectural style Asmara Cathedral was built in 1922 Its most eye-catching feature is the tall Gothic clock tower, which can be seen from anywhere in the city. Therefore, it is recognized as a useful landmark - a guide and direction when you are lost. In addition, this cathedral also serves as a primary school, a convent, and a convent. Therefore, when visiting, you can appreciate three different cultural landscapes of Aswara at one time. When sightseeing here, you can also climb to the 52-meter-high tower of the cathedral to enjoy the panoramic view of Aswara City. Especially when the bell rings on the hour, the scene is even more fascinating.