Uganda Museum:
Begin the day exploring Uganda’s oldest museum, showcasing ethnological, historical, and cultural exhibits. Learn about Uganda’s traditional culture, archeology, and natural history.

Kasubi Tombs:
Visit the royal burial grounds of Buganda kings, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Marvel at the unique architecture made from organic materials and learn about the spiritual significance of this sacred site.

Nakasero Market:
Walk through this bustling market offering fresh fruits, vegetables, spices, and handmade household items. Experience the vibrant local trade and culture.

Owino Market:
Dive into one of Africa’s largest markets, known for its endless variety of goods, from secondhand clothing to African foods. Practice your bargaining skills for the best deals.

Rubaga Hill:
Visit St. Mary’s Cathedral on Rubaga Hill, built between 1914 and 1925. This historical site is a testament to the influence of the Roman Catholic Church in Uganda.

Namirembe Hill:
Explore St. Paul’s Cathedral, the oldest Anglican Church in Uganda, and learn about its connection to the Buganda monarchy.

Kabaka’s Lake:
See the largest man-made lake in Uganda, dug during King Mwanga’s reign. Learn about its historical purpose as both a water source and an escape route.

Gaddafi Mosque:
Climb to the top of Uganda’s largest mosque for panoramic views of Kampala. Admire its intricate design and learn about its significance.

Bahai Temple:
Visit the only Bahai Temple in Africa, set amidst serene gardens, offering a peaceful retreat and unique architectural beauty.

Craft Shopping:
End the day by shopping for souvenirs at craft markets along Buganda Road or near the National Theatre.