
Dar es Salaam is one of Tanzania's major cities, home to around 5,383,728 people.
Best time
The dry season for the most comfortable travel
Weather
Largely warm year-round with distinct wet and dry seasons
National Museum
Makumbusho Village Museum
Askari Monument
Zoological Gardens
Azania Front Lutheran Church
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Askari Monument
Zoological Gardens
Azania Front Lutheran Church
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Mostly free or pay-what-you-like — always double-check opening times and any seasonal fees before you go.
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Local favourites
Summy's
Grilled marinated chicken, mishkaki, Indian food.
Chef's Pride
A very popular local eatery with Tanzanian food, plus pizza and Indian.
Durban Hotel
Two streets past Royal Chef on the right. Excellent selection of Tanzanian, Chinese, and Indian dishes at reasonable prices. Excellent fish
Khana Khazana
Offers excellent choice of Indian food.
Hong Kong Tai Yong Sun Restaurant
Serves delicious and authentic Cantonese Chinese dishes. Experts of fresh seafood dishes in town, nice comfortable settings with fast and fr
Rohobot Ethiopian Restaurant
This is a new restaurant. Owned by an Ethiopia/Tanzanian couple. Really good food and simple but pleasant Ethiopian decor, in a kind of gard
Tourist favourites & top-rated
Econo Lodge
Close to the Safari Inn, has very simple but clean single rooms with private bathroom for TSh 20,000 per night.
Holiday Hotel
An old colonial-era building that has been managed by the same Indian family for three generations. Lot of character but a bit run down and
Safari Inn
Around Libya Street, has singles with private bathroom from TSh 35,000 per night with simple breakfast. The hotel has an Internet café, and
YMCA
Single and double simple rooms. Rooms are cheaper if you are a resident of Tanzania, with a passport stamp to prove it.
YWCA
Simple and clean hostel style hotel that is in a very noisy neighbourhood. YWCA offers single rooms with fans and shared bathrooms. All book