Discover the best attractions and experiences Central Uganda has to offer
Uncover the royal history of Buganda with UNESCO-listed tombs and royal palaces around Kampala.
Royal burial grounds of the Buganda kings, a UNESCO World Heritage site set on grassy hills with traditional thatched houses.
Historic Buganda palace on the hills above Kampala, tied to the kingdom's royal history.
Official residence of the Buganda king, a visible symbol of royal authority near Kampala.
Delve into Uganda's past and contemporary culture at Kampala's museums and galleries.
The country’s premier museum displaying artifacts, ethnography, and natural history.
A leading Kampala gallery with contemporary African art and rotating exhibitions.
Cultural exhibitions and performances showcasing Ugandan music and dance.
Visit sacred sites that reflect the deep faith and history of Uganda's communities.
A major Christian pilgrimage site commemorating Uganda's martyrs, with peaceful grounds and a modern memorial.
A prominent mosque with distinctive minarets and views over Kampala.
Historic Anglican cathedral on Namirembe Hill with colonial-era architecture and city views.
Near Kampala and on Lake Victoria's shores lie protected areas and nature reserves offering wildlife and forest adventures.
Conservation reserve protecting white rhinos and offering guided walking safaris.
A lush tropical rainforest near Mukono for forest walks, birding, and nature scenery.
A protected island sanctuary on Lake Victoria where visitors can observe chimpanzees.
Vibrant districts around Kampala offer different vibes, from leafy hills to busy markets.
Upscale, tree-lined neighborhood with embassies, parks, and easy city views.
Hilly, leafy district known for government buildings and a calm, central feel.
Vibrant residential area with markets, cafes, and lakeside vibes.
Budget-friendly ways to experience the city without spending a lot.
Explore Kampala's largest market with textiles, crafts, and food stalls; a colorful people-watching experience.
Open-air space perfect for a relaxed stroll and city skyline views at sunset.
Walk the busy streets around the central business district to soak up daily life and street scenes.
Taste the flavors of Uganda, from street bites to cafe culture.
Sample rolex, roasted maize, and other local bites as you wander Kampala's markets.
Learn to prepare matooke, Uganda's beloved plantain staple, with a local cook.
Taste and compare styles of Ugandan coffee at a city cafe known for roasts.
From live music to clubs, Kampala's nights glow with energy.
Popular Kampala nightclub known for live music and DJs into the early hours.
A long-running hotspot with late-night dancing and big-name acts.
Rooftop drinks with city views and a relaxed vibe in central Kampala.
Cultural performance venues and theatres showcase Uganda's vibrant arts scene.
Evening performances featuring traditional Ugandan music, dance, and storytelling.
Intimate theatre for contemporary plays, stand-up, and performances.
Active options in and around Kampala keep you moving.
Historic city golf course offering rounds and lessons for visitors.
Main national stadium hosting football matches and major events.
Take a break from the city with nearby day trips to natural and cultural highlights.
A famous photo stop on the Kampala–Masaka road with monuments and demonstrations of the equator.
A scenic waterfall near Mukono with legends and nature trails.