1 Day Kampala City Tour (a better feel of a realistic capital of Uganda)
Hey there, a perfect 1 Day Kampala City Tour into Uganda’s Kampala as its Capital City, as it’s historically immersed in the 7 hills, surrounded as you explore the history, architecture, and culture of our capital with our driving tour of the city’s most celebrated Attractions.
This is how the Kampala City tour would happen.
Wake up one morning, get breakfast, then by 8:30 am, leave your residence and meet our driver.
Enjoy a comfortable drive around Uganda’s capital city and visit four of Kampala’s most iconic attractions. Explore the history, architecture, and culture of our capital with our driving tour of the city’s most celebrated Attractions.
Guests may choose any four of The kings Palace, the Gadhafi Mosque, the royal tombs at Kasubi, the Baha’i temple, the martyr’s Shrine at Namugongo, the National Museum, the Rubaga and Namirembe Cathedrals, the martyr’s shrine at Namugongo.
These are interesting places that will give you a perfect feeling and an interesting memory. Don’t forget to cruise on a Boda Boda today.
End of Kampala City Tour.
What’s Included
- Lunch
- All Fees and Taxes
- Private transportation
What To Expect on a 1-Day Kampala City Tour
1 – Kabaka’s Palace
Stop At: Lubiri Palace, Mengo, Kampala, Uganda. History of the Baganda and colonialism. Buganda is Uganda’s largest tribe, and the people from whom the country derives its name. 2 hours • Admission Ticket Included.
2 – Gaddafi National Mosque
Stop At: Kampala Central Mosque, Old Kampala Rd, Kampala, Uganda. Also called the Gaddafi Mosque, it is located at the centre of the original old city of Kampala and the place where colonial British rulers established governance 2 hours ago
3 – Baha’i Temple
Uganda Kampala boasts Africa’s only Baha’i temple. 2 hours
4 – Namugongo Martyrs Shrine.
Stop at the martyrs’ shrine in Namugongo to venture into the history of the strong Christians who were burnt for their faith, 1 hour
5 – Uganda Museum
will later join our amazing history and have to brief you on Uganda’s background and its historical structures of the age.