• Bagala Craft - Discover this vibrant artisan market, a center for locally crafted items, jewelry, textiles, and souvenirs. It’s an ideal spot to meet local artists and gather unique keepsakes.
• Independence Monument - Built to honor Uganda’s independence from British colonial rule in 1962, this impressive monument is set in a peaceful garden. It’s a wonderful place to contemplate the nation’s journey and take memorable photographs.
• World War II Memorial - Situated in a tranquil garden, this landmark provides a poignant insight into Uganda’s history. Constructed in 1945 by the British colonial government, it commemorates Ugandans who perished supporting British forces during World War I and World War II. It’s one of Kampala’s oldest monuments.
• Gaddafi National Mosque - Perched on Old Kampala Hill, this is the largest mosque in East Africa and an architectural wonder that combines Arab, African, and European styles. Visitors can admire detailed Islamic art and climb the towering minaret for sweeping city views—a highlight of the tour.
• Kabaka’s Palace - The official residence of the King of Buganda, the largest traditional kingdom in Uganda. Discover the kingdom’s rich history, cultural traditions, and the palace’s somber role during Idi Amin’s regime. The site offers a profound look into both royal heritage and political history.
• Kasubi Tombs - A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Kasubi Tombs are the sacred burial grounds of the Buganda kings. The main structure, Muzibu Azaala Mpanga, is a masterpiece of traditional Ganda architecture, constructed entirely with organic materials. This spiritual site remains a vital symbol of the kingdom’s heritage.
• Baha’i House of Worship - Nestled on the serene slopes of Kikaaya Hill, this is the sole Bahá’í temple on the African continent. Surrounded by tranquil gardens, its unique dome invites visitors of all faiths to reflect, meditate, and embrace the Bahá’í principles of unity and peace.
• Uganda Martyrs Shrine - Located just a short distance apart, the Namugongo Martyrs Shrines honor the Christian martyrs of Uganda. The Catholic Shrine, built on the site where St. Charles Lwanga and his companions were martyred, features a distinctive hut-shaped basilica supported by 22 pillars and attracts millions of pilgrims each June 3rd. Nearby, the Anglican Shrine commemorates 23 Anglican martyrs and includes a modern amphitheater, educational museum, and sacred springs—together showcasing Uganda’s profound faith and ecumenical heritage.

• Private transportation
• All activity admission fees
• Lunch
• Professional English Speaking Guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Hotel Pick up and Drop off

• Gratuities
• Alcoholic beverages

Explore the lively essence of Kampala on this unique private tour, where culture, history, and spirituality merge to unveil the heart of Uganda’s capital. Travel comfortably through the city’s renowned landmarks—from lively craft markets and majestic royal palaces to revered temples and poignant memorials. Each destination offers a chance to engage with Uganda’s vibrant traditions, varied communities, and steadfast resilience, concluding with a genuine local dining experience that honors the spirit and taste of Kampala.

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