1-Day Kigali City Tour with Huza Gateway

The Kigali Genocide Memorial offers a deeply moving experience, educating visitors on the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi through powerful exhibits, survivor testimonies, and historical artifacts. It includes a main exhibition, a children’s memorial, and a section on global genocides, alongside mass graves where over 250,000 victims rest. The visit is emotional yet enlightening, highlighting Rwanda’s resilience and commitment to peace. Visitors can reflect in the peace gardens, and guided tours are available. Entry is free, but donations support ongoing educational efforts. Expect a thought-provoking and impactful experience.

Discover Rwanda’s remarkable journey to peace and resilience with a guided visit to the Campaign Against Genocide Museum. This experience takes you through the courageous efforts of the Rwandan Patriotic Army (RPA) in stopping the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and restoring stability. Through powerful exhibits, historical artifacts, and immersive storytelling, you’ll gain deep insights into the rescue missions, strategic battles, and the country’s commitment to unity and reconciliation. Located at Rwanda’s Parliament, this tour provides a profound understanding of Rwanda’s history and its vow of "Never Again.

After Kimironko Market, we will enjoy a very short for a unique and immersive drumming experience at Umurishyo. This cultural center is dedicated to preserving and celebrating Rwandan traditional drumming, dance, and storytelling. Here, you’ll get hands-on experience playing the Inkiranya, Impurumpuru, and Amashako drums, learning the rhythms that have been passed down for generations. Enjoy a vibrant performance by skilled drummers and dancers, feel the energy of Rwanda’s rich traditions, and even join in the performance yourself. This lively and interactive session provides the perfect ending to your Kigali cultural tour, leaving you with unforgettable memories of Rwanda’s artistic heritage.

Immerse yourself in Rwanda’s vibrant culture with a guided visit to Kimironko Market, Kigali’s largest and busiest marketplace. This experience offers a chance to explore a bustling hub filled with fresh produce, colorful fabrics, handcrafted souvenirs, and local delicacies. Interact with friendly vendors, learn about Rwandan ingredients, and even try your hand at bargaining. Whether you're looking for authentic Rwandan crafts, traditional clothing, or a taste of local street food, Kimironko provides a lively and unforgettable cultural experience.

ill drive to Éképaka in Kiyovu for a delightful local lunch. This renowned restaurant offers an authentic taste of Rwanda’s culinary heritage, with a buffet beautifully presented in traditional handmade clay pots. Enjoy a variety of local delicacies, including grilled meats, plantains, isombe (cassava leaves), and freshly made ugali, each dish carrying the rich flavors of Rwandan tradition. This dining experience blends culture, history, and gastronomy, making it a memorable highlight of your Kigali City Tour

After our hearty local lunch at Éképaka, we will take a relaxing one-hour walk to allow for digestion while continuing to explore Kigali’s modern developments. Our next stop is the Kigali Exhibition Village, where we will learn about Rwanda’s ambitious Vision 2050—a roadmap for sustainable development and innovation. From there, we will walk through the vibrant Car-Free Zone, experiencing Kigali’s urban charm, street art, and local businesses in a pedestrian-friendly environment. This final stretch provides a perfect blend of insight and leisure, concluding our day with a deeper appreciation of Kigali’s past, present, and future.

Belgian Peacekeepers Memorial – Visit the site in Kigali that honors the 10 Belgian UN peacekeepers who lost their lives at the start of the 1994 Genocide. A powerful and reflective stop that offers historical context before your journey into the wild.

Women’s Center, and soak in the lively atmosphere of Biryogo’s car-free zone—famous for its culture, color, and Kigali’s best street tea and food.

Briefly Stop by Inema Arts Center (or Niyo Arts Center) to explore Rwanda’s vibrant contemporary art scene—where bold colors, local stories, and creative energy come to life.