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Dar es Salaam is the largest city and economic capital of Tanzania. Located in a quiet bay off the Indian Ocean coast, the city has developed into an economic importance to become a prosperous centre of the entire East African region. Its bustling harbour is the main port in Tanzania.
Dar es Salaam was the centre of colonial administration and the main contact point between the agricultural mainland and the world of trade and commerce in the Indian Ocean and the Swahili Coast. Remnants of colonial presence, both German and British, can still be seen in the landmarks and architecture around the city. The National Museum, the Village Museum, and many colourful markets are well worth a visit. Numerous historical landmarks, including St. Joseph’s Cathedral, the White Father’s Mission House, the Botanical Gardens, and the old State House make for an interesting walking tour around the waterfront and city centre.
Hotel Slipway is ideally located just 7km from the Dar es Salaam city centre on the exclusive Msasani peninsula, right on the Indian Ocean overlooking Msasani Bay. Slipway’s 72 rooms are divided...
The Oyster Bay is located in the centre of the Oyster Bay area of Dar es Salaam facing the ocean on Toure Drive. It is a fifteen-minute drive from the centre of the city and thirty minutes from the...
Alexander’s is a family-owned hotel on the Masaki Peninsula, Dar es Salaam. The hotel was designed and built just 8 years ago by The Alexander's. Alexander’s is a contemporary building, with all...
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