If you’ve ever wondered what the future feels like, you don’t have to travel far — just head to 4 Kilo, where the Ethiopian Science and Technology Museum is redefining how science and imagination come alive in Addis Ababa.

Since opening its doors in 2022, this futuristic landmark has become one of the capital’s most talked-about destinations — and for good reason. With interactive exhibits, flight simulators, holographic illusions, and AI-powered experiences, the museum invites visitors of all ages to explore how innovation is shaping our world.

Set within a sleek circular complex on seven hectares of land, the museum’s design itself feels futuristic — gleaming white curves, glass panels, and open walkways that seem to symbolize the endless loop of discovery. Inside, the experience is immersive, playful, and inspiring.

Visitors are welcomed by friendly guides who lead them through a series of themed rooms showcasing the best of science, technology, and creative engineering.

Highlights include:

·        Boeing Flight Simulator: A thrilling hands-on experience where you can take control of a virtual aircraft and feel what it’s like to be a pilot soaring through Ethiopian skies.

·        AIROS Pice (AI Robot Assistant): This interactive robot greets visitors, answers questions, and demonstrates how artificial intelligence can communicate and learn — a crowd favorite for kids and adults alike.

·        Technology & Innovation Halls: Dedicated areas highlighting Ethiopia’s advancements in AI, renewable energy, digital systems, and space science, including the country’s growing contributions to Africa’s tech future.

The museum strikes a perfect balance between education and entertainment. Families, students, and tourists can explore interactive stations, watch short science films, and test digital experiments that make complex topics fun and easy to grasp.

It’s also a favorite field-trip destination for schools — offering young learners a chance to touch, play, and imagine beyond the classroom.

Ticket Info and Visitor Details

• Entrance Fee: 400 Birr per person (additional charges may apply for certain special exhibits or theatre shows).

• Opening Hours: Typically 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM (closed on Sundays, but times may vary).

• Location: Science and Technology Museum, 4 Kilo area, near the Prime Minister’s Office, Addis Ababa.

The Ethiopian Science Museum isn’t just about gadgets and displays — it’s a window into the country’s technological ambitions. It represents Ethiopia’s growing investment in education, research, and innovation, while giving visitors a space to dream big.

Many locals describe it as “a glimpse of the future,” while international guests praise it as one of the most modern and engaging museums in East Africa. Whether you’re fascinated by robotics, aviation, digital art, or simply love a good photo opportunity, this museum has something for everyone.

The Science and Technology Museum at 4 Kilo isn’t just another landmark — it’s a living classroom, a creative playground, and a symbol of progress. For just 400 Birr, you can step into a world where imagination meets innovation, and leave inspired by how far Ethiopia has come — and how much further it’s going.