• Kigali - The guide will collect you from your specified location.
• Kigali Genocide Memorial - The guide will escort you to the Kigali Genocide Memorial, a poignant and solemn site commemorating the victims of the 1994 genocide. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, it stands as a place of remembrance, education, and reflection on Rwanda’s history. Entry is free, but for a more comprehensive experience, an audio guide is available for $20—an insightful addition that also supports the memorial’s efforts. Please dress appropriately for this respectful visit.
• Kandt House Museum - At the Kandt House Museum, explore Rwanda’s history through three captivating sections. The first showcases life in pre-colonial Rwanda, the second highlights the colonial era and the legacy of Dr. Richard Kandt, and the third displays Rwanda’s natural wonders and the transformation of Kigali into today’s dynamic capital.

The entry fee is 12 USD.

• Mt. Kigali - For a stunning panoramic view of the entire city, Mount Kigali offers it all. This mountain is the namesake of Kigali, and from the summit, you can see the Nyabarongo River along with breathtaking views of the Southern Province.
• Biryogo - On the way to Biryogo Car-Free Street, there will be a stop to admire Kigali’s vibrant mural street, featuring stunning local artwork, and visit the Nyamirambo Women’s Center to learn about community empowerment initiatives. In Biryogo, enjoy a leisurely walk through the lively, car-free zone, soaking in the atmosphere of bustling cafés and street vendors. It’s the perfect spot to experience Kigali’s social scene and see how locals gather to relax and connect.
• Camp Kigali Memorial - At the Belgian Peacekeepers Memorial, learn about the ten Belgian UN soldiers who were killed at the start of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi while protecting Prime Minister Agathe Uwilingiyimana. The memorial is a place of reflection and remembrance, honoring their sacrifice and highlighting Rwanda’s history as part of the global community.
• KN 76 Street - At Imbuga City Walk, enjoy a lively stroll through Kigali’s vibrant pedestrian street, where people walk, socialize, and soak in the city’s charm. Along the way, stop at various gift shops before reaching the iconic Kigali signage—a perfect spot for photos and memories.
• Niyo Art Gallery - Guests are taken to Niyo Art Gallery to immerse themselves in Rwanda’s vibrant art scene and connect with local artists. This gallery is more than just an exhibition space—it’s a cultural hub where visitors can explore unique artworks, learn about the inspiring stories behind them, and even participate in interactive workshops. It’s the perfect place to experience Rwanda’s creativity firsthand and take home a meaningful souvenir that supports local talent.
• Kimironko Market - If time allows, the guide can take you to Kimironko Market, a bustling hub of vibrant colors, enticing aromas, and lively energy. Known for its wide variety of fresh produce, unique crafts, and local delicacies, it offers an authentic glimpse into Rwandan culture and daily life.
• Kigali - Finally, the guide will drop you off.

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Professional local driver-guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Lunch and a soft drink in a local restaurant
• Bottled water

• Breakfast
• Admission fees
• Personal expenses
• Tips (optional)

Experience Kigali on a versatile city tour that extends beyond the usual attractions. Discover significant historical sites, lively markets, vibrant neighborhoods, and captivating art galleries, all while learning from an experienced local guide. The tour offers the convenience of hotel pick-up and drop-off, along with a delightful Rwandan lunch at a local eatery. Whether you’re interested in history, culture, or daily life, this tour provides a comprehensive perspective of Kigali and fosters a deeper connection to Rwanda’s capital.

• Not recommended for wheelchair users

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