Kampala is the vibrant city of Uganda which perfectly combines tradition with modernity. Whether it’s history or landscape you’re interested in, this East African jewel set amid 7 rolling hills (Namirembe, Mutungo, Mengo, Old Kampala, Makerere, Mulago and Nakasero) has something for everyone. Absorb the rich history and unique traditions of the Buganda Kingdom at the Kasubi Tombs, a UNESCO World Heritage Site whose thatched buildings are the final resting places of Buganda kings. Go to the Uganda Museum or visit places like the Ndere Cultural Centre and delve into Ugandan culture. You will find symbols of different beliefs in Kampala, such as Gaddafi National Mosque, Baha’i Temple, Rubaga and Namirembe Cathedrals – Literally, there are all sorts of symbols for every taste. Nature lovers will find themselves at home in Kampala.

Kabaka’s Lake is not far from here as well as the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre and Botanical Gardens are other attractions you can’t afford to miss! You can enjoy the vibrant African trading point where everything is abundant and both glittering souvenirs are handed to your hand like a knife cutting through butter. Kampala tastes of all kinds are presented like a literary feast. From the Rolex, a street food (a chapatti stuffed with eggs and vegetables) to matooke (steamed bananas) and Luwombo (a kind of stew steamed in a banana leaf) for dinner, there is something to tempt every palate or purse here. Whether you are interested in history, wildlife or local customs Kampala has something for everyone, with its museums, gardens, and heritage buildings.