Explore Kampala City full day tour
Discover Kampala, Uganda’s capital, on a comprehensive full-day tour. Established in 1890 and officially becoming the capital through the Buganda agreement in 1900, Kampala is divided into five divisions: Central, Kawempe, Makindye, Nakawa, and Rubaga. This guided tour ensures personalized experiences as you delve into the city’s rich culture and history.
| Destination |
Kampala City |
| Activities |
visit historical monuments like temples (Indian and Baha’i), Buganda Kingdom like Kasubi Tombs, kings palace and parliament, Gadhafi Mosque, Makerere University, the Martyrs Shrine, and the Uganda National Museum, panoramic views from the city’s seven hills, and souvenir shopping. |
| Duration |
Full Day |
| Airport transfers |
Yes |
| Included |
- Breakfast, lunches and drinks
- All activities mentioned above
- English speaking guide and entrance fees
- Transport and photo coverage
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| Excluded |
- Personal items (International flight, visa, insurance, tips and sourvenir)
- Additional accommodation before and after the end of the tour
- All activities not mentioned above
- Government imposed increase of taxes and entrance fees
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| This package is designed for groups, offering a variety of options that can be tailored to fit the guests’ budget and interest |
Details
Tour Highlights
- Historical monuments, temples (Indian and Baha’i),
- Buganda Kingdom like Kasubi Tombs, kings palace and parliament, Gadhafi Mosque
- Makerere University
- The Martyrs Shrine, and the Uganda National Museum.
- Enjoy local cuisine, panoramic views from the city’s seven hills, and souvenir shopping.
Begin your journey at Makerere University, Uganda’s oldest institution, and visit the historic Kasubi Tombs, a royal burial site. Explore the Buganda Kingdom’s administrative center, view Kabaka's Palace, and learn about the Idd Amin torture chambers. Don’t miss Gadhafi Mosque, the largest in East Africa, for stunning views of the city and notable landmarks.
Explore Kampala CBD and beyond, visiting key sites like the Mutesa II Monument, World War II Monument, and the Uganda National Cultural Centre. Stop by Nakasero Market, established in 1895, and immerse yourself in local culture at Hindu temples such as Shree Swaminarayan Mandir.
Next, visit the Uganda National Museum, the oldest in East Africa, and the Uganda Martyrs Shrine, a significant pilgrimage site. Don't miss the Baha’i Temple, the only one in Africa remember to maintain silence and avoid cameras inside; it’s closed on Mondays and Fridays.
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