Private Kigali City Walking Tour

The Belgian Peacekeepers Memorial is small but intense, a tribute to 10 Belgian soldiers who were murdered on the first day of the genocide in April 1994.

Walk through Kigali City Center and enjoy witnessing the energetic daily routine of local traders, butcher shops and importers and then spend time on a peaceful pedestrian walkway with vibrant African "kitenge" fabric markets, vendors with Made in Rwanda artisan products, banks and shopping malls.

It became famous as the building in which more than a thousand people took refuge during the Rwandan Genocide of 1994.

Kandt House Museum houses artworks that depict social, economic, and political life prior to the colonial period. It also depicts the Rwandan people's experience throughout the colonial period. It also covers Kigali's history before, during, and after the colonial era.