Full Day Kampala Guided Tour with Public Transfers

Uncover the dynamic rhythm of Kampala, Uganda’s bustling capital, on a guided city tour that seamlessly blends history, culture, cuisine, and dailylife. Led by an experienced local guide, this immersive experience takes youbeyond the surface, revealing Kampala’s layered identity—from royal heritage and colonial relics to modern vibrancy and grassroots charm.

Ahead of your tour, your guide will get in touch to discuss your preferences and customise the itinerary, ensuring a personalised and enriching experience.

Navigate Kampala like a local—on foot, by boda boda (motorbike taxi), or aboard a shared matatu (14-seater minibus). These authentic modes of transport offer more than just mobility; they immerse you in the city’s vibrant rhythm and everyday life.

Taste some of Uganda’s most beloved street foods, including the iconic“rollex”—a delicious combination of eggs and vegetables wrapped in a freshlymade chapati. Enjoy a traditional Ugandan lunch at a carefully selected local.

Tour Highlights:

1. Bagala Craft Market

Wander through this artisan enclave brimming with hand made treasures—from woven textiles and beaded jewellery to carved wooden masks. Meet local crafts people and collect one-of-a-kind souvenirs.

2. Independence Monument

Erected in 1962 to mark Uganda’s independence, this elegant statue is nestled in serene gardens and provides a moment of reflection—and the perfect photo opportunity.

3. World War Memorial Monument

Built in 1945, this monument honours Ugandans who served during the WorldWars. It stands as one of Kampala’s most historically significant landmarks.

4. Nakasero Market

Buzzing with activity, Nakasero Market offers a colourful, sensory-rich experience. Explore piles of tropical fruits, fragrant spices, and friendly chatter as you weave through this central trading hub.

5. Old Taxi Park

This chaotic yet captivating transport hub is quintessential Kampala. Watch as matatus dart in and out in orchestrated mayhem—a true spectacle of urban life.

6. Owino Market

With over 50,000 vendors, Owino is Kampala’s beating heart. Lose yourself in its labyrinth of stalls filled with everything from second hand clothes to herbs and handmade goods. More than a market, it’s a cultural crossroads where energy and enterprise collide.

7. Gaddafi Mosque

A striking landmark gifted by the late Libyan leader, this mosque is among Africa’s largest. Climb its towering minaret for sweeping views of Kampala’s skyline, and admire its blend of Arabic, African, and European design.

8. Kabaka’s Palace

Step inside the royal seat of the Buganda Kingdom. Your guide will unveil stories of kingship, culture, and the palace’s darker chapters under Idi Amin’s regime.

9. Kasubi Tombs (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

These are the sacred burial grounds of the Buganda kings. Built with traditional materials, the Kasubi Tombs are both architecturally unique and spiritually significant—offering a moving tribute to a kingdom’s enduring legacy.

Itinerary Details

Inclusions:- 
* Professional English Speaking Guide
* Private tour – only you and your group participate
* Free pick up and drop off
* Street food tasting
* Traditional lunch
* Visit to Bagala Craft Centre
* Visit to Independence Monument
* Visit to World War Memorial
* Visit to Nakasero Market
* Visit to Old Taxi Park
* Visit to Owino Market
* Visit to Gaddafi Mosque
* Visit to Kabaka’s Palace
* Visit to Kasubi Tombs
* Street food tasting

Exclusions:-
* Gratuities/Tips
* Souvenirs
* Alcoholic drinks

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