• Kigali Genocide Memorial - Embark on a unique tour where history comes alive, and the echoes of Rwanda’s past are profoundly felt. Admission is complimentary, inviting visitors to engage in a solemn yet transformative experience.

Here, within the solemnity, one will encounter the profound narrative of Rwanda’s history, from its pre-genocide era to the events that shaped its destiny. Through guided exploration, heartfelt narratives, and poignant descriptions, visitors will gain a deeper understanding of the nation’s journey and the resilience of its people.

Drawing parallels with sites of historical significance worldwide, including Germany, Japan, Cambodia, and Bosnia, this tour offers a unique perspective on the universal human experience. Unlike former concentration camps like Auschwitz Birkenau, this Rwandan site preserves not only the memories but also the physical remnants of tragedy—human remains and the tools of destruction, bearing witness to the atrocities of the past.

• Mt. Kigali - At Mount Kigali, Rwanda’s rich history converges to create an unforgettable experience. As visitors ascend, verdant forests and melodious birdcalls accompany their journey. At the summit, a breathtaking panorama of Kigali unfolds, offering a glimpse into the city’s vibrant spirit and rapid development.

Yet, amidst this splendor, lies a poignant reminder of Rwanda’s past—the Nyabarongo River, where the atrocities of the genocide occurred. Here, nature’s serenity juxtaposes with the somber echoes of history, inviting reflection and remembrance.

Mount Kigali is not just a scenic escape; it’s a pathway to introspection and enlightenment. Each step taken amidst its trails is a testament to the resilience and the enduring beauty of Rwanda’s landscape and people.

So, why Mount Kigali? Because here, amidst towering peaks and sweeping vistas, visitors embark on a journey that transcends the ordinary—a journey of discovery and profound connection. Come, let Mount Kigali leave an indelible mark on you.

• Kandt House Museum - Embark on a captivating journey through Rwanda’s history with an optional visit to Kandt House. Nestled within the heart of Kigali, this historic landmark invites visitors to delve into the fascinating story of colonial exploration and cultural exchange.

At Kandt House, visitors step back in time to the era of German colonial rule, where Richard Kandt, a pioneering explorer, made significant contributions to the region’s scientific and cultural understanding. Explore the meticulously preserved rooms and exhibits, offering insights into the daily life and work of Kandt.

As visitors wander through the corridors of this architectural gem, they will discover artifacts, photographs, and interactive displays that bring Rwanda’s past to life. From the vibrant markets of Kigali to the majestic landscapes beyond, Kandt House offers a window into the country’s rich heritage.

This optional visit to Kandt House promises to be an enriching experience for history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike.

• KN 76 Street - Step into the beating heart of Kigali at the Car-Free Zone. Here, the city comes alive with vibrant energy and bustling activity. Stroll along pedestrian-friendly streets, lined with shops, cafes, and cultural landmarks. Immerse yourself in the rhythm of urban life as music fills the air and laughter echoes around you.

As visitors wander through, they will take in the sights and sounds of Kigali’s dynamic spirit. From colorful street art to the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, every corner reveals a new facet of the city’s charm.

The remarkable aspect of the Car-Free Zone is its commitment to sustainability and environmental consciousness. By prioritizing pedestrian-friendly infrastructure and reducing vehicle emissions, Kigali sets an example for cities worldwide, demonstrating how urban spaces can thrive while preserving the planet.

Amidst the hustle and bustle of city life, visitors will discover a sense of vitality and connection that is truly unique. Come, experience the pulse of Kigali.

• Biryogo - Welcome to Biryogo, nestled in Kigali’s Car-Free Zone. Here, tradition and modernity merge in a symphony of sights, sounds, and scents. Wander its narrow streets alive with vibrant markets, galleries, and traditional performances. Discover historic landmarks and artisan workshops, a testament to Rwanda’s rich heritage. Experience the warmth of community hospitality, and witness Biryogo’s commitment to sustainability through its eco-friendly initiatives. Lose yourself in this cultural oasis, where every moment invites connection and reveals the heart of Rwanda.
• Choose Kigali Art Gallery - During your day tour, you will have the chance to visit Choose Kigali. At its core, it is a creative space. Located in Kiyovu, the historic heart of the city, this space includes an open gallery that features a rotating slate of Africa’s latest contemporary art. Visitors will get to talk and experience the latest local exhibition here. Kindly be aware that this attraction may require a nominal entrance fee for access.
• Kimironko Market - Should visitors opt to visit, consider this option among the top five other optional experiences and activities that will stand out when visiting a country. Kimironko market is one of those, and it is at the top of our market recommendation list. A guide will take visitors through one of the busiest markets in Rwanda, where the city truly comes to life. If souvenirs are still needed or just a taste of what an East African market is like, a pleasant and captivating experience is assured, allowing visitors to see life in Kigali as a local.
• Kigali - Another optional site is the Fazenda Sengha, where guides will show visitors around, and they will be able to enjoy trail rides, horseback riding, zip-lining, badminton, archery, and barbecuing. On the outskirts of Kigali, this outdoor and recreational center offers a range of exciting activities and chances to enjoy nature, providing an experiential tour of Kigali like no other. Guests will be able to pick an assortment of activities at their own expense.
• Nyandungu Eco-Park - Optional: Nyandungu Eco Park Visit – A serene eco-park in Kigali, perfect for nature lovers! Enjoy a guided walk through this restored wetland, home to diverse bird species, indigenous trees, and medicinal plants. Learn about Rwanda’s conservation efforts while soaking in the peaceful atmosphere. A great optional add-on for those seeking a relaxing nature experience!

• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Nyandungu entry: Foreigners $5, locals $1.5
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• Lunch

Skip the hassle of renting a car and see the highlights of Kigali from the comfort of a vehicle with a local Kigali guide. Along the way, a guide keeps you entertained and shares firsthand, professional details about the city that you would likely miss if traveling on your own. You can choose a driver-only experience for an independent Half-day engaging tour or add one of our engaging tour guides to learn even more about Rwanda’s history and culture as you navigate Kigali’s Vibrant city and rich history. Our tours are designed with the lens of a foreigner in mind and a local who has hand-picked local sights to provide a wholesome, rounded experience. Moreover, this tour will highlight Kigali’s must-sees with the convenience of a private driver on a half-day tour that explores minimum 5 top Kigali sights, such as Kigali Genocide Memorial Kimironko Market, Kigali Car Free Zon Nyadungu Urban Wetland Eco-Tourism Park. Also, we can customize places to visit according to your interests

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