• Bagala Craft - The largest craft market in Uganda, featuring a variety of artisan shops offering items such as ebony wood products, handmade jewelry, Masai slippers, paintings, and more. It serves as a comprehensive destination for craft items and souvenirs for those seeking unique pieces.
• Independence Monument - Discover the history of pre-independence Uganda and the nation’s journey to independence, leading to the present day.

Other attractions along Kampala Road include historical monuments and sites like Constitutional Square, the World War Memorial Monument, and the King Muteesa II Monument.

Following this initial phase, there will be a toilet/refreshment break at a popular café.

• Nakasero Market - Explore and purchase fresh fruits and vegetables at one of Kampala’s largest markets.
• Old Taxi Park - Witness a bustling scene of thousands of commuter taxis gathered in one location, seeking passengers. These taxis are the backbone of public transportation, creating a lively atmosphere. Minibuses, drivers, and passengers are visible everywhere, with horns honking frequently. Initially, it may seem challenging for travelers to find the right taxi bus to their desired destination, but they eventually succeed.
• Owino Market - As the largest open-air market in Uganda, Owino Market was established in 1971 when Kampala City Council relocated 320 vendors from Nakasero Market. It hosts over 50,000 vendors and is renowned for its second-hand clothing. However, it offers a wide range of products, including groceries, home appliances, shoes, bags, and more, all at affordable prices. Visitors may find themselves spending more time than anticipated due to the market’s diverse offerings, and navigating out can be tricky, but rest assured, a professional guide will assist you.
• Gadaffi Mosque - No Kampala tour is complete without visiting the Uganda National Mosque. Formerly known as the Gaddafi National Mosque, it is the largest in East Africa and the second largest on the African continent, after the King Hassan Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco. Situated atop Old Kampala Hill, one of the seven most prominent of Kampala’s 23 hills, the mosque is a two-story building with the mosque on the upper floor and offices on the ground floor. It features large domes adorned with brown mosaic and a minaret, symbolizing religious architectural excellence.

The mosque provides stunning citywide views, religious artistry, exquisite Islamic embroidery inside the dome, and remarkable architectural elements that honor a great deity.

Choosing the Gadaffi Mosque option incurs an additional fee of $15.

• Admission fees
• Mineral water
• Professional Guide

• Pick up and drop off in Kampala can be offered at an extra cost , usually between $20 -$40
• Tips
• Meals

You will have a professional guide taking you around the capital city of Uganda. The Guide is fluent in English. You will See some of the major historical tourist attractions in Kampala during this exciting Tour. You will Have time to interact with the locals who are always welcoming to visitors. Learn about the rich History of the country. You canEnjoy some of the most delicious street food as we walk. Buy yourself a souvenir from the Largest craft and souvenir market. We also offer flexibility to travelers. The tour involves a small group of travelers so we pay attention to all the individuals in the group.

• For the Gadaffi Mosque, women should wear loose fitting clothes covering to the wrist, ankle and cover their heads. Men should wear trousers, shirts with sleeves. Fooewear will be left at the entrance as you go inside the mosque.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.