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Miyazya 27 adebabay
Miyazya 27 Adebabay
Miyazya 27 Adebabay is a historic square and major road intersection in Addis Ababa. It serves as a landmark commemorating the city's fall to Italian forces in 1936 and its subsequent liberation in 1941. Travelers visit this site to understand the city's political history and observe the convergence of several primary urban arteries.
Getting There
The square is located within the central district of Addis Ababa. From the city center, it is accessible via short taxi rides or by walking, depending on your starting point. Travel time typically ranges from 5 to 15 minutes.
Duration of Visit
Because this is an open public square and intersection rather than a gated museum, most visitors spend between 30 minutes and one hour here to orient themselves and view the surrounding area.
When to Visit
The square is a high-traffic transit hub and can become very crowded during peak commuting hours. To avoid the heaviest traffic and congestion, visit during mid-morning or early afternoon. The weather is generally mild year-round, though the rainy season from June to September may affect outdoor accessibility.
Nearby Attractions
Due to its central location, the square is a convenient starting point for visiting other historic sites on foot:
- Holy Trinity Cathedral: 0.4km
- National Museum of Ethiopia: 0.6km
- St. Gevorg Church: 0.8km
- Imperial Palace: 0.9km
Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
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