Hi, I'm musah, and I'm passionate about guiding walking tours through the vibrant streets of Kampala! I love sharing the rich history, diverse cultures, and hidden gems of this incredible city with travelers. My goal is to make every tour not just informative, but also fun, engaging, and memorable. Whether you're exploring Kampala for the first time or returning for another visit, I’ll make sure you feel safe, welcome, and leave with a deeper connection to this beautiful city. Let’s explore Kampala together!
Discover Kampala’s vibrant culture and history with a walking tour guided by me, Musah. With my deep local knowledge, I’ll show you hidden gems, iconic landmarks, and vibrant markets, while sharing fascinating stories about the city’s rich heritage. Whether you're interested in history, culture, or daily life, I’ll help you explore Kampala’s heart, ensuring you navigate the busy streets safely and get the most out of your visit. Book a tour for an authentic, insightful, and unforgettable experience in Uganda’s lively capital.
The meeting point for the Kampala city walking tour is at the Tourism Information Office at the main entrance of the Uganda National Mosque. You can recognize me, Musah, by my small black backpack and a tour guide badge that I always wear, making it easy to spot me at the entrance.
You will see the biggest market in Uganda. This sells mainly food and second hand items like clothes. You can get cheap clothes for as little as a dollar. You shall also eat the famous Ugandan rolex. In Uganda, Rolex does not necessarily mean a watch but a combination of chapati and eggs. You will get to interact with the vendors and take pictures if you like.
This taxi park has hundreds of vehicles all headed to different parts of the country. You will get to interact with the drivers and the locals and take pictures if you like.
You will get a brief history of the independence of Uganda and take pictures at the monument.
This craft village is made up of hundreds of shops. You will buy handmade african crafts that you can take home as souvenirs for your trip.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
