• Kasubi Tombs - Kampala City, commonly referred to as the City of seven hills, is the Capital City of Uganda, the hub of business activities and the location of the Government including the Parliament and significant historical sites. The City itself presents numerous opportunities for those interested in cultural diversity to gain an appreciation for the nation’s cultural richness.

A tour around Kampala city offers the chance to navigate through important landmarks in this modest city to witness the historical sites that have played a pivotal role in shaping the future of this nation. The tour provides insights into the lifestyle of Kampala City residents, the distinctive characteristics of the Ugandan populace, their culture, traditions, and historical background.

The Kampala City Tour emphasizes the ancient civilizations of the Buganda Kingdom, The Kasubi tombs, The Bahai Temple, The National Museum, The Uganda Martyrs Shrine, and Cultural entertainment.
Tour Itinerary

The journey begins with a trip to the Buganda Kingdom. Uganda’s Monarchies offer a wealth of cultural history that sets Uganda apart from other safari destinations in Africa. The tour then moves on to the Kasubi tombs, the final resting place of the kings of Buganda. Following this, we head to the Martyrs Shrines at Namugongo, a significant historical location where 22 Martyrs were burned to death by the command of a Buganda King for their refusal to renounce Christianity. The Kampala city tour wraps up with a visit to the Uganda National Museum to explore ethnological and natural history displays that depict the nation’s vibrant history.

Moreover, if your visit falls on a Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, you’ll have the chance in the evening to immerse yourself in the unique cultural performances representing Uganda’s main cultures at the renowned Ndere Cultural Centre.

• Private transportation
• Lunch
• Parking fees

• Alcoholic Beverages