Discover the best attractions and experiences Kinshasa has to offer
Uncover Kinshasa’s historic landmarks from political symbols to iconic city sights.
The seat of the Parliament and a symbol of post‑independence politics.
A central historic square where public events and parades are held.
A commemorative statue honoring the country’s first prime minister in the urban core.
Explore Congo’s history, culture and art through these institutions.
A key repository of Congolese history, culture and artifacts.
A hub for contemporary African art showcasing local and visiting artists.
Spiritual landmarks that shape the city’s skyline and daily life.
A grand cathedral with striking architecture and city views.
Historic parish church known for its community and architecture.
Natural escapes and wildlife experiences near Kinshasa.
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Characterful districts where everyday Kinshasa comes to life.
Upscale business district with embassies, cafes and river views.
Busy, historic neighborhood near the city center with markets and transit.
Vibrant residential area known for its street life and river access.
Budget-friendly ways to feel Kinshasa’s rhythm.
Stroll along the riverbanks and watch ferries drift by.
Browse colorful stalls and soak up local life.
Catch impromptu music and dance in public spaces.
Congolese flavors to sip, nibble and savor.
A classic Congolese chicken dish in a rich peanut sauce.
Cassava dough with cassava leaves in palm oil.
Fish wrapped in banana leaves, grilled with spices.
Evening vibes with music and dancing.
Popular venue hosting concerts and live performances.
Casual spots with city views and music after dark.
Cultural spaces and performances to enjoy.
Cultural hub offering performances, films and workshops.
Lively venue with arts, cinema and cultural programs.
Sporting venues to feel the city’s energy.
Main football stadium hosting national and international matches.
Waterfront pitches and amateur games along the river.
Unconventional experiences for the curious traveler.
A bonobo sanctuary where visitors can observe primates in a natural setting.
Casual boat trips on the Congo River to watch life along the water.