• Kigali Center City Walk - Located in the heart of Kigali City within the Nyarugenge District, this car-free zone spans an entire street. It is exclusively for pedestrians, offering a delightful space to stroll, relax, or purchase souvenirs from craft shops. On weekends, visitors can often enjoy exhibitions and entertainment, making it a must-visit spot during a trip to Kigali.

Old and New Kigali

Kigali is undergoing a transformation with a vision for its future, as new developments emerge alongside the old city. Exploring both the new and old parts of Kigali provides insight into the city’s past and its aspirations for the next decade.

• Mt. Kigali - Mount Kigali, the highest point in the city at 1850 meters, offers breathtaking panoramic views. An Afri Safaris driver guide can take visitors to this summit, which is about a 15-20 minute drive from the city center, passing through Biryogo and Nyamirambo.

• Kandt House Museum - Richard Kandt, the first colonial governor of Rwanda under German rule, is commemorated at the Kandt House Museum in Kigali. The museum is divided into three main sections.

The first section showcases Rwandan life in its social, economic, and political dimensions before the colonial era.

The second section explores the Rwandan experience during the colonial period, from the Berlin Conference in 1884 to the German rule until 1916, when Belgium took over under the League of Nations Mandate after World War I. This section also covers Richard Kandt’s life and contributions in Rwanda.

The third section delves into the history of Kigali before, during, and after the colonial period, highlighting its designation as the capital upon independence in 1962.

• Kigali Genocide Memorial - The Kigali Genocide Memorial serves as a place of remembrance and education, honoring the victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda and the nation’s journey to recovery.

This UNESCO World Heritage site is located at the burial site of 250,000 victims of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. The museum documents the genocide, offering visitors a chance to understand Rwanda’s recent tragic history and appreciate the country’s remarkable progress in reconciliation and development. It also includes exhibits on other genocides worldwide, providing a crucial lesson on the consequences of blind hatred. Admission is free, with an optional audio guide available for $15. Visitors should allocate at least 2 hours for the visit. Additional museums in Kigali offer further insights into pivotal events of the genocide.

• Campaign Against Genocide Museum - This newly established museum chronicles the heroic efforts of the RPA (Rwanda Patriotic Army), led by President Kagame, in halting the genocide and rebuilding Rwanda into one of Africa’s most progressive nations.

On the way from the Kigali Genocide Memorial to the Campaign Against Genocide Museum, visitors can enjoy views of Kigali Golf and Nyarutarama Golf Lake.

For golf enthusiasts, the Kigali Golf Club offers a stunning 9-hole course set in a lush environment near Nyarutarama Golf Lake. Visitors can also enjoy the scenery without playing. A visit to the golf club can be combined with a trip to the lake.

Lake Nyarutarama

Nature lovers will appreciate this small lake near the golf club, surrounded by bush and woodland. It offers excellent birdwatching opportunities in Kigali.

• Kimihurura - Stop by Afrika Bite for lunch and savor authentic Rwandan cuisine.

• Kimironko Market - As the largest and busiest market in Kigali, Kimironko Market offers a wide range of goods, from foodstuffs to fabrics and clothing. This economic landmark is a must-see on any Kigali day tour itinerary. Visitors can have their measurements taken by a skilled tailor and receive a colorful African outfit within hours.

or Nyamirambo Women’s Center
The Nyamirambo Women’s Center is a cooperative run by local women, providing skills training to uplift women economically and socially. The center offers lessons in basket weaving, handicrafts, cooking, computer literacy, sewing, and more. Visitors can explore a variety of handicrafts created by the women.

• Niyo Art Gallery - The Niyo Arts Center is a vibrant hub for creativity, offering a safe space for Rwandan artists to experiment with various art forms, including painting, sculpture, dance, music, and drumming. Artists from across Africa showcase a diverse array of African art. The Niyo Art Center supports Rwandan creative artists in exploring their talents and expressing themselves freely. Additionally, 40% of the center’s profits are dedicated to the Niyo Foundation, an NGO that aids women and children living in poverty in Rwanda.

• Private transportation
• Pick up anywhere in Kigali City or Kigali International Airport
• Bottled water
• Lunch
• Professional Driver Guide by Afri Safaris

• Anything else not mentioned in the inclusion

Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, is renowned for its peacefulness, lush landscapes, organization, and cleanliness. Often dubbed the “Singapore of Africa,” Kigali is a lively city brimming with tourist and cultural attractions, ensuring there’s always something exciting to do.

One Day Kigali City offers a tour of the top attractions and activities in Kigali.

Visitors can also enjoy authentic Rwandan cuisine at Afrika Bite during lunchtime.

• We provide lunch local food (Rwandan food) for both vegetarian and non vegetarian

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