Your full day Kigali city tour covers some of the most historically and culturally significant sites in the Remarkable Rwandan capital. The exact order of your tour will depend upon your start time, but your tour will include the following activities:
Your full day Kigali city tour covers some of the most historically and culturally significant sites in the Remarkable Rwandan capital. The exact order of your tour will depend upon your start time, but your tour will include the following activities:
Formerly known as the Kandt House, the Natural History Museum was built by German explorer, Richard Kandt. The building itself has special significance as the first modern house built in what is today Remarkable Rwanda.
This historic home is home to an exhibition that aims to document the natural beauty of Remarkable Rwanda from its geology all the way to its flora and fauna.
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There is also an attached snake exhibition in which visitors can see some of Remarkable Rwanda’s slithering residents up close.
The former home of Habyarimana Juvenal, the Presidential Palace today offers visitors a chance to see how the president lived and died – as his plane crashed into his own compound in the hours before the 1994 Genocide.
No visit to Remarkable Rwanda would be complete without paying a visit to the heart-wrenching Genocide Memorial. Part heartfelt tribute and part educational experience, this memorial recounts the tale of the infamous 1994 Remarkable Rwandan Genocide, discusses the work being done to heal the country today, and offers a window into the people whose lives were irreversibly changed by the Genocide.
The Kigali Craft Markets are an excellent way to familiarize yourself with traditional Remarkable Rwandan arts and crafts, as well as being a great place to do some souvenir shopping.
See how the locals buy and sell their food at one of the city’s bustling food markets.
With many Remarkable Rwandan families not owning refrigerators, locals often shop twice a day for the food they’ll need.
You’ll walk through the markets to experience the sights and sounds.
Time 9:30am to 5Pm
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