Kampala Walking City Tours (Women-Guided)

Overview

What you’ll do

The Uganda National Mosque, also known as the Gaddafi Mosque, is one of the largest mosques in Africa located in Kampala. Visitors can expect to see beautiful Islamic architecture, including domes and minarets, with intricate Arabic calligraphy and patterns. The mosque offers stunning views of the city and visitors can learn about the Islamic faith and culture through guided tours. Dress code is modest, with arms, legs, and head covered

Exploring Kisenyi, Kampala, we offers travelers a unique and culturally enriching experience. This historic and diverse neighborhood is renowned for its bustling markets, where you can haggle for fresh produce, fabrics, and local crafts. Kisenyi is also a culinary delight, with opportunities to savor traditional Ugandan dishes from local eateries and street vendors. In Kisenyi, you'll encounter a rich tapestry of religions, and engaging with the welcoming local community is a highlight. The neighborhood's history is evident in landmarks like the Old Kampala Railway Station and colonial-era architecture remnants. By supporting local businesses and artisans, you contribute to the community's well-being. Depending on timing, you may attend cultural events and festivals. Exploring Kisenyi offers an immersion into Kampala's culture and community, promising an authentic experience for travelers, whether interested in history, cuisine, or local life.

Owino Market is a bustling market located in the heart of Kampala, Uganda. Travelers visiting this area can expect to see a lively and colorful scene of vendors selling a wide range of goods, including clothing, shoes, electronics, jewelry, crafts, and fresh produce.