The capital

The gentle touch of the French placed Djibouti on the map of its namesake country in 1888. The capital of Djibouti became one of the most significant coastal cities in the future, and the local port became the major point of the passing shipping line. This is absolutely one of the things to know before traveling to Djibouti.

You may fly to Ethiopia from here once you've gotten off the deck! The capital of Djibouti, of course, is intriguing not simply as a hub for international marine trade. There are many intriguing things in store for the interested traveller! A few meters of one-of-a-kind textiles can be purchased at the Rue de Bender boutique. The ensemble, on which they will be based, will draw admiring attention from all corners of the globe.

The Al-Hamoudi Mosque (Mosquee Al-Hamoudi), which dates back to 1906, is known for its particular grandeur and architectural appeal. Where would we be without the specter of colonial France? The ancient houses are more like ruins, yet they are still worth your time.