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Take a day trip to the nearby Bagamoyo town, which was once a major slave and ivory trading port. Visit the Bagamoyo Arts and Crafts Centre to purchase handmade souvenirs, and then visit the Old Fort to learn about the town's history. On your way back to Dar es Salaam, stop at the Kunduchi Wet 'n' Wild Water Park for some family fun.

After returning from your day trip, take a stroll through the Botanical Gardens, which features a wide variety of plants and trees, as well as a small zoo. If you're interested in art, visit the Nyumba ya Sanaa cultural centre to see traditional Tanzanian artwork.

For dinner, head to Addis in Dar, which serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine in a cozy atmosphere.

Visit the Askari Monument, a landmark statue that commemorates African soldiers who fought in World War I. Afterward, head to the Village Museum to learn about Tanzania's many tribal cultures and traditions.

After lunch at a local restaurant, visit the Tingatinga Arts Cooperative Society to see beautiful, brightly colored paintings created by local artists. Then, take a trip to the Mwenge Carvers Market to see intricate wood carvings and sculptures.

For dinner, head to the Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel, which offers a variety of international cuisine options in a luxurious setting.

Take a day trip to the nearby Mikumi National Park, where you can go on a safari and see a variety of animals, including lions, giraffes, and elephants. Pack a picnic lunch to enjoy in the park.

After returning from your safari, head to the Slipway area to do some shopping at the many boutiques and souvenir shops. If you're looking for a more authentic shopping experience, visit the Mwenge Woodcarvers Market.

For dinner, head to the Alcove Restaurant, which offers a variety of international cuisine in a romantic garden setting.

Visit the St. Joseph's Cathedral, a beautiful neo-gothic church that is a major landmark in the city. Afterward, head to the Dar es Salaam Fish Market to see local fishermen bringing in their daily catch.

After lunch at a local restaurant, visit the Makumbusho Village Museum to learn about traditional Tanzanian life and culture. If you're interested in contemporary art, visit the Nafasi Art Space to see works by local artists.

For dinner, head to the Tanzanite Lounge, which offers a variety of international cuisine options and a stunning view of the city.