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A capital city so architecturally intact from the Italian colonial era that it earned UNESCO recognition as a living Art Deco museum, a Red Sea coastline still genuinely undiscovered, and one of the most isolated but visually striking destinations in Africa.
Explore Eritrea on the map →A UNESCO World Heritage capital recognized as one of the best-preserved collections of Italian Art Deco and modernist architecture anywhere in the world.
A striking 1938 Futurist-style former gas station shaped like an airplane, one of the most photographed examples of Asmara's remarkable architectural heritage.
A chain of over 200 Red Sea islands holding one of the least-dived and least-visited reef systems in the region, a product of decades of relative isolation.
A beautifully preserved 1937 Art Deco cinema, alongside historic Italian-style cafés that remain a genuine part of Asmara's everyday social life.