• Makerere University - Explore one of Africa’s most historic and esteemed universities. Stroll through its storied campus, appreciate the colonial-era architecture, and uncover the rich heritage of leaders and scholars who have studied here. Immerse yourself in the lively student atmosphere and discover how Makerere has influenced Uganda’s history and education.

• Bagala Craft - At Bagala Craft, visitors can explore a vibrant marketplace brimming with handmade Ugandan arts and crafts. Discover unique items such as woven baskets, beaded jewelry, wood carvings, and textiles—all crafted by local artisans. Meet the creators, learn about their techniques, and shop for authentic souvenirs that directly support the community. It’s an ideal place to experience Uganda’s creativity and bring a piece of its culture home.

• Independence Monument - Visiting the Independence Monument allows you to stand before one of Kampala’s most significant national symbols. This towering sculpture, depicting a mother lifting her child toward freedom, commemorates Uganda’s independence from British colonial rule in 1962. Your guide will share the monument’s historical background and significance while you enjoy a great photo opportunity in the heart of the city. It’s a brief but powerful stop filled with history, symbolism, and national pride.

• Nakasero Market - At Nakasero Market, visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant heart of Kampala’s daily life. This bustling, open-air market is filled with fresh fruits, vegetables, spices, fabrics, and local products. As you explore the lively stalls, your guide will help you interact with friendly vendors, sample tropical fruits, and learn about Uganda’s food culture. It’s a sensory-rich experience full of color, flavor, and authentic local charm—perfect for curious travelers and photographers alike.

• Temple SSDM Shree Sanatan Dharma Mandal - Visiting the SSDM Shree Sanatan Temple in Kampala offers a glimpse into one of the city’s most serene and spiritually rich spaces. This beautifully adorned Hindu temple features intricate carvings, vibrant colors, and traditional Indian architecture.

Your guide will walk you through the temple’s history, explain the significance of various deities, and share insights into Hindu rituals and beliefs. You may also witness a prayer ceremony or hear devotional music if visiting at the right time. It’s a peaceful and enlightening cultural stop that highlights Uganda’s religious diversity.

• World War II Memorial - At the World War II Memorial, visitors can pause at a quiet but meaningful site that honors Ugandan and African soldiers who served in the British forces during the Second World War. Located in the heart of Kampala, this modest monument is a tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of those who fought far from home.

Your guide will share the often-overlooked story of Uganda’s role in the global conflict, offering insight into colonial history and the legacy of African soldiers in the war. It’s a thoughtful and reflective stop on your city tour—perfect for history enthusiasts and curious minds.

• Old Taxi Park - A visit to the Old Taxi Park offers a dive into the fast-paced rhythm of everyday life in Kampala. This iconic hub is where hundreds of minibus taxis (matatus) converge and depart, connecting the city to every corner of Uganda.

Visitors will witness organized chaos—drivers calling out destinations, conductors navigating tight spaces, and vendors weaving through the crowds selling everything from snacks to newspapers. Your guide will explain how the park operates, its history, and its importance to Kampala’s transport system. It’s a raw, colorful, and fascinating look into local life.

• Owino Market - Visiting Owino Market—Kampala’s largest and most vibrant open-air market—invites you into a world of color, energy, and endless variety. Guided by a local expert, you’ll navigate the maze of stalls selling everything from secondhand clothes and shoes to fresh produce, herbs, electronics, and handmade crafts.

Engage with friendly vendors, learn how locals bargain, and hear stories behind the market’s growth and culture. This stop offers a true taste of Kampala’s daily life—lively, loud, and full of character. It’s a sensory adventure perfect for curious travelers.

• Namirembe Cathedral - Visit Namirembe Cathedral, the oldest Anglican cathedral in Uganda, perched on Namirembe Hill with stunning views over Kampala. Visitors will admire its impressive Gothic architecture, beautiful stained-glass windows, and peaceful gardens. Your guide will share the cathedral’s rich history, its role in Uganda’s religious life, and stories of its community. Experience a moment of calm in the bustling city and capture memorable photos of this spiritual and historic landmark.

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• Tea and coffee
• Brunch
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Carbonated beverages
• Meals
• Snacks
• Alcoholic beverages

What sets this tour apart is its leisurely, immersive pace, allowing participants to truly connect with the essence of Uganda’s capital. Guided by an experienced local, this walking tour leads you through lively neighborhoods, cultural landmarks, historic sites, and the vibrant street life often overlooked by tourists.

Participants will wander past colonial architecture, colorful markets, religious monuments, and hidden corners brimming with stories. Throughout the journey, the guide will provide insights into Kampala’s history, culture, and daily life, offering a deeper understanding of the city’s spirit.

Ideal for inquisitive travelers, photographers, and anyone eager to walk, converse, and experience the authentic Kampala. This is more than just a tour—it’s a personal introduction to one of Africa’s most vibrant cities.

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