State House
Newly renovated old German building from 1891, which now serves as the office of the Head of State.

Bismarck Monument
Just at the entrance of the main Western Gate of the State House. This bust sculptured by Regas and mounted on a granite plinth was donated by the famous German geographyer Hans Meyer (of Kilimanjaro fame) in 1911.
Batanical Gardens
Next to the Holiday Inn and right opposite Karimjee Hall.

Askari Monument
Standing where previously stood the Statue of Herman von Wissman erected in September 1873 at the junction of what is now Samora Avenue/Azikiwe Street. The monument was put up in commemoration of fallen during World Wars.

Clock Tower
Built at the round about of Railway, Nkrumah, Uhuru, India Streets and Samora Avenue to inaugurate Dar es Salaam elevation to City status in December 1961.

Uhuru Torch
At Mnazi Mmoja Grounds built to celebrate the country's Independence in 1961.

Dar es Salaam Railway Station
One of the first German buildings to be built in the 1800's. A picturesque to the City.

Republic Fountain
In front of Mnazi Mmoja Dispensary - built for the country's Republic Day celebrations in 1962.

Karimjee Hall
Presented to the then Municipal of Dar es Salaam by the Karimjee family, this historic building was later used as the nation's House of Parliament. It also houses the City Mayor's Parlour and used for meetings and other functions.