P M Worth a visit for an hour or two. Interesting history. Unfortunately several things were stolen during the last conflict.
Abraha Gebretnsae Visit the Yohannes IV Palace Museum in Mekelle, Tigrai, a stunning example of Tigrayan architecture combined with European craftsmanship. This historical site showcases a rich collection of artifacts, emperor's unique throne, including royal regalia, traditional clothing, utensils, and diplomatic letters from the era of Emperor Yohannes IV, who ruled from 1872 to 1889. The palace, recently renovated, offers insights into the emperor's life and the cultural heritage of Tigray. Explore the beautifully restored rooms and learn about the significant events that shaped Ethiopia's history during the 19th century.
Mak B great place
Vincenzo L Imperial Palace built in 1883 by my ancestor Giacomo Naretti, commissioned by Emperor John IV. Piedmontese carpenter of peasant origins, Giacomo Naretti reached the court of John IV with a company of artisans and remained there, managing to earn the esteem and favor of the Negus, for whom he worked until the time of the Italian landing in Massawa. (photo by Luigi Naretti - pub. "Popular illustration")
Samuel Solomon Great tourism destination