Fish market
Mogadishu fish Market is one of the most amazing places to visit in Mogadishu. There are a lot of people buying and selling the fresh fish, sharks and tortoise from sea in the morning.
The old harbor
The old harbor is oldest port in Somalia. Centuries ago the Persians used to arrive as a business with sailing boats.
The light house
Rebuilt during the Italian Colonzation era, a famous landmark of Mogadishu. It is no longer a functional Lighthouse, but is still an important symbol Mogadishu’s maritime tradition.
Bakara market
An open market and the largest in Somalia. Created in late 1972 during the reign of Siad Barre, its original purpose was to allow proprietors to sell daily essentials.
Wreckages of black hawk down
You will get opportunity to see the wreckage of the war in 1993 between American rangers and Somali warlord Mohamed Farah I diid
Having a lunch in Somali local restaurant
You will get opportunity to visit a local Somali restaurant to test Somali traditional food.
Sightseeing in bazaars and malls
We give our guests the opportunity to have sightseeing in the local bazaars and malls to experience the local live.
Jazeera Beach
Lovely and quiet place with resorts, hotels and restaurants with a white, sandy, sunny beach that is popular with everyone. Attractions include a small island where you can take pictures and go for a boat ride.
Shopping Souvenir In Somali Cultural Shop
You will get opportunity to have souvenir in Somali cultural shop to get Somali cultural items.
Syl Monument
Somali Youth League (SYL) was the first political party in Somalia. It played a key role in the nation’s road to independence during the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. The Somali Youth League’s establishment on May 15, 1943 is annually commemorated in Somalia. Official celebrations are organized throughout the country on this Somali Youth Day to honor the SYL’s members and their key role in the nation’s path to independence.
Dhagahtur Monument
The monument symbolizes the struggle for independence from the colonial occupation. Protestors were throwing stones at the British forces, demanding that Italy not be given the trusteeship Somalia during the 10 year transition period to independence. Two protestors were killed by the British.
Union Mosque
Union mosque also known as mosque of Islamic solidarity is one of the largest religious site in the Horn of Africa, with a capacity of over 10,000 people, Union mosque also represents an important cultural site for the people of Somalia. As the name suggests, the mosque symbolizes multiculturalism and mutual respect between Somali citizen. It stands out as a remarkable example of traditional eastern architecture.
