Kampala City Walking Tours (Women Guided)

Important Note for Booking with Children:

We welcome families on our free Kampala walking tour, and children are more than welcome to join without a separate booking! To ensure an accurate count of participants, please only include adults in your booking. If you have children aged 12 or under joining you, there's no need to allocate additional credits for them.

Our tours are family-friendly, and children can tag along for free. We appreciate your cooperation in managing your bookings, as this helps us serve you better and accommodate everyone comfortably.

Thank you for choosing us for your upcoming city walking tour! We're excited to show you the best kampala has to offer.

We want to remind you that our tours operate on a tip-based system. Our passionate guides work hard to make your experience memorable, and if you enjoy the tour, tips are greatly appreciated. 

Below is the itinerary for the Kampala tour:

• 1. Meeting Point: Uganda National Mosque (Gaddafi National Mosque)
• Start the tour by gathering participants at the iconic Uganda National Mosque located on Old Kampala Hill. This offers a chance to view Kampala from the top of the tower or minaret, allowing you to see the seven hills of Kampala. This segment also serves as the most substantial theoretical part of the tour. Given that Kampala is noisy and crowded, communication can be challenging

• Gaddafi Mosque:
• Explore the Gaddafi Mosque, a prominent architectural landmark.
• Learn about the mosque's history, cultural significance, and architectural features.

• Owino Market:
• Immerse in the lively atmosphere of Owino Market.
• Engage with local vendors, discover traditional crafts, and taste local delicacies.

• African Fabric Shop (Shopping Stop):
• Pass by the African Fabric Shop for a shopping experience.
• Participants can explore and purchase unique African fabrics and textiles.

• Old Taxi Park:
• Navigate through the bustling Old Taxi Park, the city's transportation hub.
• Gain insights into the park's role in daily life and the city's overall transportation system.

• Hindu Temple SSDM:
• Visit the Hindu Temple SSDM, a significant religious site in Kampala.
• Discover the cultural and spiritual aspects of the Hindu community.

• Nakasero Market:
• Explore Nakasero Market, known for its fresh produce and spices.
• Interact with traders to learn about local ingredients and culinary traditions.

• Monuments Exploration at

GORILLA MONUMENT

The Gorilla Monument in Kampala is a tribute to Uganda's rich wildlife heritage, specifically the endangered mountain gorillas found in the country's national parks. Located at the entrance of the Uganda Wildlife Authority headquarters, the monument features a life-sized sculpture of a gorilla, symbolizing the importance of conservation efforts. This striking piece highlights Uganda's commitment to protecting its unique biodiversity and serves as an educational and inspirational landmark for visitors.

INDEPENDENCE MONUMENT 

The Independence Monument in Kampala, Uganda, is a significant landmark located near the Sheraton Hotel. It was unveiled on October 9, 1962, to commemorate Uganda's independence from British colonial rule. The monument features a towering sculpture of a man unwrapping a child from a symbolic binding, representing the nation's emergence from colonialism. It stands about six meters high and is made of cement, serving as a powerful symbol of freedom and national pride. The monument is a popular tourist attraction and an important site for national celebrations and events.

SIR EDWARD MUTEESA II MONUMENT

The First President's Monument in Kampala honors Sir Edward Mutesa II, the first President of Uganda and the Kabaka (king) of Buganda. Located on Kabaka Anjagala Road, this statue commemorates his leadership and contribution to Uganda's history. The monument depicts Mutesa II in traditional royal attire, standing proudly. It serves as a reminder of Uganda's early post-independence history and the significant role of traditional leadership in the nation's development.

CONSTITUTION SQUARE

Constitution Square in Kampala is a prominent public space located in the heart of the city. It is a significant site for political and social gatherings, known for its historical importance and central location. The square is surrounded by important landmarks, including the High Court and various government buildings. It features green lawns, walkways, and shaded areas, providing a relaxing environment for visitors. Constitution Square is often used for public events, demonstrations, and national celebrations, symbolizing the democratic spirit and civic engagement in Uganda.

WORLD WAR MONUMENT

The World War Memorial in Kampala is located at the junction of Speke Road and Nile Avenue, near the Sheraton Hotel. This monument honors Ugandan soldiers who served in World War I and World War II. It features a central obelisk-like structure with plaques and inscriptions commemorating the fallen soldiers. The monument serves as a site of remembrance, highlighting Uganda's contributions and sacrifices during the global conflicts. It is an important historical landmark and a venue for commemorative events.

CENTRAL POLICE STATION

The Central Police Station in Kampala is one of the main law enforcement facilities in Uganda's capital. Located on Buganda Road, it serves as the headquarters for the Kampala Metropolitan Police. The station is a critical hub for maintaining public order, handling criminal investigations, and providing various policing services in the city. The building itself is an iconic structure, known for its colonial-era architecture. It plays a vital role in ensuring the safety and security of Kampala's residents and visitors.

BAGALA CRAFT MARKET(SOUVENIRS)

Buganda Road Craft Market, often referred to as the Buganda Craft Market, is a vibrant and popular destination in Kampala for handmade Ugandan crafts. Located on Buganda Road, near the National Theatre, the market features a wide variety of items, including traditional jewelry, textiles, sculptures, paintings, and other artisanal products. It is a bustling spot where local artisans showcase their skills and creativity, offering visitors unique and authentic souvenirs. The market is an excellent place to experience Ugandan culture, support local craftsmanship, and find one-of-a-kind items.

Important Notes:

• Participants are encouraged to bring water and a bag for their gadgets.

• The combined tour may extend beyond the normal time, so participants should plan accordingly.

• Guides will ensure an authentic and unforgettable experience, focusing on the rich history, culture, and daily life of Kampala.

Book now to discover the vibrant and diverse aspects of Kampala with our knowledgeable local guides,