Iringa Boma Regional Museum and Cultural Center — Attraction in Iringa Region

The story about Iringa people with their culture, such wonderful and heroic story of Hehe tribe. Stories about customs, traditions and ways of life. And stories about the fascinating places that make Iringa unique. The Boma in one of the oldest remaining buildings in Iringa, constructed around 1900 by the German colonial regime to serve as a military hospital. German colonial architecture combined African, Swahili and European styles. After the First World War the British made it their regional administrative centre. From Tanzania’s independence in 1961 until 2014 it was in use as Regional and District administration office offering civil services. Apart of enjoy stories of people of Iringa especialy Hehe tribe at Iringa boma you can enjoy nice coffee at Aroma Cafe also you can buy some gift for your friend and family at Maasai market located...

This was an interesting visit and I am grateful for the great hospitality. I had a lot of time to take in the knowledge and time to take pictures as well. The Iringa Boma is only a 3 minutes walk from the clock tower and offers a great history of Iringa and its people. Also on the top floor you can buy a beautiful woven basket and support the ladies that pour their hearts out into doing this. The Boma also offers a cafe and a souvenir shop that I found quite adequate. Be sure to visit the neighboring craft...

Every region has history which describes the region well ,Iringa Boma is one of the palce which carries the history of people,ruling system in it's societies before colonial era,colonial era as well post colonial or during independence.when you visit this place you will learn alot from the exhibition place,on the other side you will enjoy simple meal ,tea or coffee at...