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Historical place; also quite humbling. Pictures are not allowed inside the memorial out of respect. No charge to access the location. Voluntary contributions can be made. The 'auditory guides' can be rented for a fee, if one requires an auditory guided tour.

For me, it was a very emotional experience to see first hand what actually happened to people during the genocide. Visitors were not allowed to take pictures inside. But all in all, it was an educative visit.

Very well done memorial to honor the victims of the Rwanda Genocide. Be prepared to be overwhelmed with the sadness of what happened. It's impossible to understand how people could turn against each other in this way.

Go there's with some emotional preparation as this place will move your soul. The memorial captures the brutal memories of the past so poignantly that one can't stop the tears flowing from their eyes. Every section of the memorial is such a haunting reminder to the history of this beautiful country. I would love to go there again sometime soon.

Very moving & emotion visit...The images & videos inside are very powerful...sometimes extremely difficult to look at ( out of respect filming & photos are not permitted inside the building's main museum) The site is also a final resting place in them for many Rwandan remains for the 1994 Genocide

The Kigali genocide memorial offers chilling details of the event of 1994. You get firsthand information and it's a good avenue to learn and remember what really happened. But it doesn't stop there, it shows how much progress Rwanda had made in just three decades after that event.

Amazing description of the years and involvement of other countries leading up to the 1994 tragedy. Be warned - very graphic pictures and descriptions of this historical event. I learned a lot about the events of the Rwanda genocide, but I felt that information following the 1994 event was missing. The memorial describes a period of recovery and then peace. When discussing with the Kigali locals, they tell a different story in the the genocide continues to this day - looks different, but is ongoing. I can only hope and pray these stories are told to the world and that peace can truly come to all peoples of Rwanda. Note: There is a counselor available at the end of the memorial exhibit. 🙏

A cool art space featuring art from around Africa. They offer workshops from time to time. They also support local nonprofits

I visited Inema Art Center recently, and it was an amazing experience! The space is filled with vibrant, thought-provoking artwork that beautifully reflects Rwanda’s culture. The local artists’ talent really shines here, and the atmosphere is so welcoming. Definitely a must see in Kigali!

The gallery is not very big. I loved the art though and the art projects happening . The staff are cool too . They offer complimentary coffee and tea too !

great place. enjoyed the ambience. fabulous artwork. you can also purchase merchandise prepared by local women. the artworks are variant in methods and experimental. canvas stretches and recycled material, and children's art is available. it has a coffee shop. a good place to lounge. we were recommended this place and we’re happy we made the decision to visit in kigali.

Absolutely mesmerizing experience at Inema Art Center! The art gallery is a feast for the eyes, with vibrant colors and captivating pieces that make for stunning photo opportunities. Whether you're a solo traveler looking to capture some artistic moments or a couple seeking a romantic backdrop, this place exceeds all expectations. The ambiance is serene, making it perfect for both personal reflection and shared moments. The staff is friendly and accommodating, adding to the overall charm of the place. Highly recommend a visit to this gem in Kacyiru, Rwanda!

It is a wonderful space to explore art from the region. The guide was knowledgeable and friendly, offering insightful information about the various pieces and artists. The gallery itself showcases a wide range of vibrant, contemporary works. You can also buy pieces made by locals talking art classes here.

Interesting art pieces made by the Rwandan youth. The 5 stars 🌟 are also definitely for the burundian guy who welcomes visitors. He was very polite and friendly, gave a nice introduction to the exhibits, and reminded people that the big dog at the entrance was friendly 😀 Also, they sell art tools. If you are looking for canvases and paint 🎨 pass by!

A marvel ! This has made Kigali richer, has helped Rwanda and Africa to attract international conferences to this country and continent!! Tremendous facilities are there, enough space to organize a big conference!! Many halls and auditorium. Enough spaces for meetings, foods, and events. This itself is a convention village. Staffs are unbelievably friendly and welcoming. Internet is too broad and fast for the width and speed!! Every facility here is perfect! The building and design is worth a visit. Ambience and surroundings so clean and soothing!!! 👍👍👍

A very nice, new, modern convention center with great food, comfortable seats, air conditioning and well staffed. Clean bathrooms, nice space to move around, easy entrance for cars and parking. In summary, I’m very impressed with the ground, security and space for conferences and meetings.

Beautiful grounds (limited access due to the political environment of Rwanda) and architecture. Yet, it is not built for large conferences as there are several areas that bottleneck and slow participants from getting from one outbreak session to another. Also, the convention center does not offer a good diversity of food options, especially if you have dietary requirements.

A modern facility in Africa specifically in Kigali Rwanda for hosting both private and public events. Tailored for conferences and hosting centrally located in the heart of Rwanda's capital.

It was under renovation so I didn't get a chance to tour inside but it's outer structure predicts a very beautiful view inside. I must visit this place again to check it's interior design!. I was humble enough to accept this photo. Give me a glass of water please....🥺

One of the best convention centers I have been to and I have seen a lot of them around the world. Bravo Rwandans!

I have been to so my Convention centres across the globe, howver Kigali Convention centre happens to be one the best interms architecture, serenity, security and cleanliness. I am very impressed to see such commitment in Africa. Congratulations Rwanda for achieving such an amazing feat

I recently visited the Rwanda Art Museum, formerly known as the Presidential Palace Museum, in Kanombe, near Kigali Airport. The museum, built between 1976 and 1980, was once the residence of two presidents between 1980 and 2000, offers a unique glimpse into Rwanda's history and culture. The ground floor exhibition, which featured old pictures from the early colonial period, was a highlight of my visit. The photographs showcased various aspects of life in Rwanda, including fashion, music, social life, and architecture. I was particularly fascinated by the rare color footage from the 1950s movie "King Solomon's Mines," which was shot on location in Rwanda. It's a shame that this exhibition is only temporary, as it provides a valuable insight into Rwandan culture. The top floor of the house is dedicated to contemporary art, but unfortunately, the pieces are not curated or accompanied by explanations, which made it difficult to appreciate their significance. The house itself is impressive, and it's interesting to see what a presidential palace looked like. The gardens are also beautiful, and visitors can explore them at their leisure. For an additional fee, you can visit the closed-off area where the remains of President Habyarimana's aircraft are preserved. Although there's not much to see except for a few plane parts, it's still a poignant reminder of the country's turbulent past. What made my visit truly enjoyable was our knowledgeable guide, who shared many stories about the house and Rwanda's history. The guide's expertise added a rich layer of context to the museum, making the experience even more memorable. Overall, I would recommend visiting the Rwanda Art Museum, especially for its unique exhibitions and historical significance. While some areas of the museum may be lacking in curation or context, the guides are excellent, and the house itself is worth exploring. Tips: - Be sure to check the exhibition schedule, as the ground floor exhibition is temporary. - Consider paying the extra fee to visit the aircraft wreckage, but be aware that it's not an extensive exhibit. - Take your time to explore the gardens and the house, and don't hesitate to ask your guide questions. I hope this review helps, and I look forward to seeing more exhibitions and improvements at the Rwanda Art Museum in the future!

You can visit the site of the plane crash that started the genocide in 1994. This is very interesting and gut wrenching. The museum itself is the former presidential palace, which is now an art museum that features local artists. The tour guide was very knowledgeable, but the art felt a bit toned down given the vibrant culture scene in Kigali. So maybe it could be a bit spicier - at least for my taste. But, if you have some time before going to the airport , I would definitely recommend a visit.

Nice but was very quiet. Pictures weren't allowed in the museum. We saw the debris of the plane that crashed close to the former presidents' residence.

The museum has so many paintings and art from many local artists. It was interesting how we had to remove our shoes to get in, at least the time we went there, so it would be nice to go there with socks. It's 1500, to visit the museum and 10k to visit both the museum and the plane crush site ( my opinion it's not worth it) The time we visited there was no kids activity but there's a room for kids to color, paint which is good. It will be great to call in advance if you want to take your kids there. My kids enjoyed running outside. It is also a good venue for weddings, and there was a tennis court.

Interesting visit and approach here, the reception staff will guide you through the entire indoor visit. She has asked the question though so you can get guidance or go on your own. I thought it was interesting to have the guide, some of the insight in Rwandan culture was basic while there is so much more to tell so they can increase the learning process especially for first time visitors to Rwanda. The art work is of an interesting diversity yet rather limited in expo still. Definitely interesting to see (at least we can imagine a bit) how the presidents used to live there in a massive house with many facilities and in-house decorations ( and that about 40 y ago and earlier). The 2000 fr extra are worth it to see the parts of the plane that was shot down in 1994 ( who doesn't remember this news), half of them are still in the original spot, the others were moved to that closed section. Interesting thing to observe are the tennis field and open space used for fighting sports coaching, the swimming pool has not been restored which could be a nice extra for the local community.

This museum is fairly new, but there's still a lot to see and learn. We're not allowed to take photos inside so you'll have to go and enjoy it yourself.

The place opened my eyes to art in Rwanda. This visit and the guidance and explanations of the tour guide made the place come alive, I felt sad, happy, scared and joy all just by immersing my self in the stories told by the arts. Please ask about the art depicting the story of Mugarura, Enjoy :-) . FYI, check the pic with announcements, one in particular, you have to remove your shoes before going inside the house.

Detailed and insightful documentation about resistance in Kigali of the 3rd battalion during Genocide. Do not miss visiting the roof. You need a passport to get in and it costs 18.000 Francs (Jan 2025).

The value of history can never be overstated. I gained more insight to the 1994 genocide. The longer the tour, the stronger my resolve to campaign against discrimination and racism. Rwanda has done an excellent job at reconciliation and this needs to be replicated in countries that have faced similar challenges.

Powerful and unflinching, this exhibition examines what happened, and importantly offers some analysis of, the factors which led to the genocide of many hundreds of thousands of people in Rwanda, 1994. Guides within the museum tell their own stories of survival and healing - and those of their family members, many or all of whom were massacred- to add even more human and often harrowing detail. Prepare for a challenging and emotional experience - a visit should be at the top of every visitor to Rwanda’s list.

It’s free to go in here but you have to pay for the headphones guide. It was so touching, you could feel the effect of the 1994 genocide. It’s like a genocide museum, I got some books from there too

Very informative, the guide gave us a very good description of the event at the time of the genocide before letting us in to look at all the information boards inside the museum. I recommend it

Reached during Oct 22nd, 2022 in Kigali. According to local guide, around 300K people were burried in the grave of this memorial. I don't know the developmental disparity of Rwanda but the racial hate and genocide was one of the bad memory of humanity. Now those people are living nicely in harmony. I walked around 22pm in the downtown kigali without having feeling of fear. This is the place to visit and understand what does humanity means and what is the value of peace and love.

It provides more information regarding the liberation of Rwanda and how RPA has stopped genocide against Tutsi.

While I had an amazing time watching the APR vs Rayon Sport game at the stadium on March 9th, 2025, I unfortunately had a very negative experience with some of the staff. I had purchased a VIP ticket, and after inquiring about upgrading to VVIP (from a 30k ticket to a 50k one), I was initially told that I would need to buy a completely new VVIP ticket. However, after a while, they told me there were no tickets left, then suddenly claimed they had a VVIP ticket available for me. The situation quickly became more concerning when they insisted on cash payment only and refused to accept my Visa card or even mobile money. I was led to an isolated part of the stadium, the emergency stairs, where I was told to give the money directly to the staff. It felt very uncomfortable and unsafe. Once I handed over the 50k cash, they told me to remove my VIP bracelet and discard it, which only added to the confusion and unease. Additionally, I was told I would not be receiving a receipt, which further raised concerns about the legitimacy of the transaction. The staff members involved, a young man and a lady named Sonia (if I remember correctly), clearly took advantage of the situation. I hope the stadium management looks into this and takes action to prevent such scams from happening to others in the future. I would recommend caution when dealing with ticket upgrades or purchases in the future, as not all staff may be operating in good faith.

Yooooo.....Very beautiful, clean and fun place to be!. Home team(APR) should work hard to improve their talents and put a meaning to this respeful arena!. How can you be beaten in your own house by a visitor?!. Benin embarrassed APR on this day with a last minute goal; BENIN: 1 RW: 0. Aki give me warra to drink!.

My Amahoro Stadium Experience 🇷🇼⚽ Visiting Amahoro Stadium was more than just attending a match — it was a full cultural experience. Located in Kigali, Rwanda, Amahoro (“peace” in Kinyarwanda) Stadium stands as a symbol of unity, resilience, and national pride. From the moment I arrived, the energy was electric. Fans from all walks of life came together in vibrant colors, waving flags and chanting with infectious spirit. The recently renovated stadium is impressive — clean facilities, improved seating, and modern amenities made the experience comfortable and enjoyable. The view from the stands was fantastic, offering a clear sightline to the pitch from virtually every angle. Security was well-organized, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout. What stood out most, though, was the atmosphere: passionate, respectful, and family-friendly. Whether you're a die-hard football fan or just there for the experience, the sense of community is undeniable. Amahoro Stadium isn't just a venue — it's a heartbeat of Rwandan sports and culture. I left feeling inspired, uplifted, and already planning my next visit.

It's a football play ground. It holds other ceremonies like special national days, religious, ...

Premier sports facility in Kigali Rwanda

A Beautiful design building shining all over the city at night.

Biggest sports venue in Rwanda full of Hospitality centres within the stadium that take care of you from the moment you step into it to the one the final whistle is blown

very informative stop focused on the german colonial history of rwanda. the exhibits are well-organized into sections and provide a deep look into early colonial presence. there are also live animals like a baby crocodile and snakes, though viewing them requires an extra fee. worth a visit if you're exploring kigali’s historical sites.

I recently visited the museum, which is a pleasant and important place to learn about a key part of Rwanda’s history. The entrance fee is symbolic, and there’s a nice gift shop. As a visual artist and interior architect, I’d like to share a few observations. The house restoration is overall well done, but presenting Rwanda’s history through cartoonish posters diminishes the value of the space. I suggest more modern displays using LED walls, and highlighting important sections with large glass display cases and proper lighting. The zoo also needs a full update, including the crocodile area and all enclosures. The parking lot should be relocated outside the museum, and the place lacks a cafeteria. Seating in the garden is uncomfortable and should be improved. I also recommend re-cladding the general site with local materials to fix the current visual distortion. Lastly, the statue of the German explorer should be replaced with a more realistic sculpture. The current one appears naive, and its base shaped like Rwanda’s map sends an unfortunate symbolic message that doesn’t reflect the beauty and dignity of this country.

Very nice museum to have an overview of the Rwandan history. The guide was perfect not going in too much detail but explaining it very nicely. However, small issue with the payment methods we waited 1 hour for them to calculate the entry fees.

This is a small yet lovely museum that briefs visitors on colonial Africa and which countries were colonialized by whom. One can buy tickets at the entrance, and there is ample parking. The ticket office also sells souvenirs. There is a nice garden outside. Once inside, the place is well organized and easy to navigate. You get a guide as part of the visit. Once done with the museum, there is a section outdoor for reptiles. Worth spending 30-60 minutes here.

Had visited before when I took my guests from the USA, they were specifically 14, and it was a great learning experience on reptiles and the History of Rwanda. Just a few years ago, but today I got by the place and stopped to appreciate it.

It was an interesting visit. Learn about Rwandan history before and during colonialism through the guide and photo charts in the museum. There is a snake and reptile holding at the back of the Kandt House which is an additional site to behold.

A good history of pre colonization Rwanda and what happened as colonization took hold with the Germans and finally how WWI left Rwanda to Belgium. Plus snakes and a crocodile!

I had a great time visiting the Kigali Public Library. I have missed going to the library and yes, it was an opportunity to get that calm, seeing others studying and just diving into reading too. The Library is need and we'll managed. I like the ambience and the books are great. I like the location too. It is just opposite of American Embassy. It isn't far away from the Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre. Got a major hospital close by too. If you are looking for a place to just soak in and get a chance to read up, go to the Kigali Public Library. No noise, no distractions.

I love this library. The ambience and space is top notch. The reading carrel downstairs is a wonder to behold. The front desk ladies are very polite. Nice space for cultural engagement and networking. If you find yourself in Kigali, don't snooze on it.

Modern building with a small amount of books. The children section is nice. They have a seating area there, where children can rest and read.

I visited the Kigali Public Library and found it to be a cultural landmark that truly reflects the spirit and intellectual growth of the city. The space is well-designed, offering a calm yet open atmosphere. I believe it would be an ideal venue to host my upcoming exhibition, thanks to its symbolic value, architectural clarity, and thoughtful audience.

This is the best organization, it has all the essential facilities books and super spacious place

Queit clean amazing place to read. Place equipped with a lot of books

I have just got addicted to this place. Clean and calm invironment for the book lovers. Kudos to the KPL team!

Really informative guided tour of a site of such tragedy that is maintained as a reminder of the genocide in hopes that learning and remembering will prevent future genocides. It's also home to a mass grave where bodies found to this day are buried and honored with commemoration ceremonies

Historical, reminds me of how humanity is precious and how we should not take peace for granted, I love that the facility has build a brand new building and the remains of the victims are properly stored in coffins.

A great place to learn about the terrible history (genocide) in Rwanda in 1994. Our guide explained a lot and it was very interesting to learn more about the history and also everything that happened before the genocide took place.

A very sad place where genocide took place. The site has been preserved as much as possible, rather than turning into a typical museum. The church still holds the clothes and belongings of the victims. Some of the details are harrowing, such as vissible blood stains on walls and how they got there, but it is important to learn about this. Excellent and informative guide who takes an academic approach to the tour.

My 5-star rating is based on the documentation of history and guiding services. The experience shook me, but caused deep reflections.

Vivid history of the beast in humanity...Never Again.

It's is very well organized and we had an amazing tour and explanation about the genocide

A deep and meaningful memorial to the Belgian peacekeepers who were killed. Well kept, well maintained part of history that should not be forgotten. Clean environment, friendly and polite attendant.

This is the place where 10 Belgian peacekeepers were slaughtered during the Rwandan genocide. There is security at the entrance, but one can enter. Entrance is free of charge, and there is a guide on-site for inquiries and guiding. Worth spending 10-15 minutes here.

Intriguing Lively remnants of a not so distant horrible past

Walking distance from Kigali Marriott Hotel and very safe to visit. As a Belgian I was deeply touched by reading all the information displayed on the wall about the brutal murder of the 10 courageous soldiers. Admission is free - donation to the knowledgeable guide is welcomed. It is a wonderful memorial and worth spending 30’ of your time here. Let’s not forget!

This historical place is tranquil, well-kept and worth visiting while in Kigali. It's located closer to the city centre. Information on what happened to the commandos is well-documented on the walls. The staff was welcoming and supportive. It is free to visit here, they accept donations for maintenance of the area.

A place that resonates strongly with the unfortunate fate of the 10 Belgian soldiers who lost their lives on the first day of the genocide in 1994. The outside has been kept the way it was since 1994, with bulletholes all over the walls. Inside, you can read a detailed recount of the events that led to the killing of the 10 soldiers. The place is kept in a very good condition and the only guide on site is very helpful. No ticket is necessary, but donation seems to be the right thing to do.

Its for free. So definitely you need to pass by to this historical place. Amazing and at the same time sad. Not to far from the main Kigali sign in the city center. Walking distance. Super safe here. And super clean. So no worries walking around.

The historic church contains personal emotions.

It is a nice place to be there. Catholic church, guest houses, Clinic and pharmacy all of that are there

It's a clean and big catholic church, good for marriages. It also has a big parking.

It was very amazing opportunity to visit

Clean, excellent design, good service👌🏾👍🏾

A very nice place. Conducive place for all children, elderly, physically handicapped. It has adequate parking lot. It's ideal for weddings and other religious activities

A good church but a very busy place

Lots of potential if they could only open their doors to the public and engage with different stakeholders for the food and drinks facilities, ster-kinekor,Nu Metro,Silverbird Cinemas etc for their cinemas. It will definitely be a game changer.

There is no longer movie theatre. If you want to watch movie, go to CanalOlympia Rebero. I wasted my time to come here.

Nice Location For this price: seats don't recline while the viewing audience is disrespectfully talkative, uses their phones while Black Panther Wakanda Forever showed, crunched on popcorn kernels not the actual popcorn while the toilets had no Tissue, elder patron fell asleep and snored after she devoured those kernels and NO ONE CLEANED IN BETWEEN VIEWINGS. 3D is an extra 500 Rwf each person. It was unexpected nor advertised until point of purchase. It's upstairs. 3rd floor. Elevator and stairs are convenient. Staff is polite. This is an older seating set up = first come first serve for seating. P.S. the movie just starts. No previews. I was kinda confused but elated.

A good place for a trending movie 🍿 the sound is cinematic and 3D experience is incomparable. Tell a friend to a friend there is good movies for an evening...

I didn’t expect to watch the newest Star Wars in Rwanda. The price is reasonable for me.

Currently the best Movie Theater in Kigali with good sound quality and setup. The environment is also great and Comfy.

Love the Ambience. Service too is friendly and professional. A need to include African Movies into regular screening program.

Small secure terminal with several duty free shops and an excellent business lounge. Easy access with good coffee shops both outside arrivals and after clearing departure formalities. A word of warning you will not be able to get back outside once entering through check-in security.

It's the most beautiful airport in terms of view and the have very good services they provide to their customers I would like to invite all of you to come and see how Rwanda is beautiful

Kigali is the first and foremost east African city I have ever enjoyed. It is a city so clean, with people of good hearts. Super services. Good directors and nice hostages. Thus Kigali becomes my heart touching city in Africa. I love Rwanda.

Very well maintained airport, i can say this is one of the best airport in Africa. The officers are very professional, respectful and helpful. There's is element of any expectation for money or thought to provide inconvenience to the passenger. Immigration process is smooth and they also provide additional information about East Africa Visa. I could give USD 100 note and get back the exact change. Many countries should learn from Rwanda

A very small airport which is nice because you can't get lost. However a new security procedure has been established when driving in the car which takes a long time to get through so be there in good time. Inside the airport you are always asked to take of your shoes when going through the security check so make sure to take shoes that are easy to take on and of;) And when you need the Visa it can take a long time if your are not one of the first. Make sure to have exactly 30 dollars, the place where you are staying, the name and number of the person where you are staying or who you have been in contact with, and at last your return date:)

An international airport of Rwanda is one of the best in Africa,I'm talking about security kept high with a lots of services and well trained people to serve you.WiFi is free,parking is a lot better

The airport staff are great and their service delivery is top quality. The duty free is only for departures and it is NOT DUTY FREE, the prices are way more expensive inside the airport compared to in town. It is a joke to call this a "duty free" when you pay more. For the smokers, there are no smoking rooms inside the airport. So please smoke before you enter to check in. I can't believe they don't have a smoking room, there is space to make one. All airports should have a smoking room, even if it is just big enough for 5 people at a time. Transit passangers spend hours without smoking and when they get to the transit airport and can't smoke will make them think twice about flying via that airport again.

Most household kitchen and cooking items are available here at affordable prices.

Good place to buy groceries at cheaper price. I recommend going with a local though. It is easy to bargain than on your own

Nyimirambo market is a single market at cosmos. It located in rwezamenyo sector. It has most of home needed product, when I lived in nyamirambo I used to bought milk, meat, and other home needed here. They are many people inside the market not be surprised to find many thieves that are circulating inside, be attention and keep money and fence stuff.

Great market, it has everything you need mostly, reasonable prices and organized working environment.

Good place for meet and vegetables

Cheap and fresh vegetables and fruits as well as a variety of clothes,shoes and other home, and kitchen accessories.

You can buy clothes at moderate price, and easy to go there by public land transportation

Small but clean place with quick services

Okay but slow service. The fries that are mixed with mushrooms and beef, totally forgot their name, a must - have!!! 👏🏾👌🏾

It's a very nice place.

Awesome ambience, location, and meat...

Tasty sandwiches

Valentin

You can almost find everything herr

easy buy

Operation house of the Senate and Deputy Chambers

Historical

(Translated by Google) Very commemorative, it relates very well the facts of the genocide...very illustrative (Original) Très commémorative, il relate très bien les faits du génocide...très illustratifs

Amazing views from the gym

Saint mark christian school Ntarama parish

Church services well rendered

I had a wonderfully spent day on June 31, 2025. My adventure began with a tour of Kigali, where I explored the vibrant neighborhoods and rich culture of the city. One of the highlights was my visit to Nyamirambo, famous for its bustling street food scene. I indulged in delicious local dishes, savoring the flavors and aromas that filled the air – from spicy brochettes to sweet plantains. Later, I joined the Kigali Bashers for a hiking excursion in the picturesque area of Gikondo. The experience was truly exhilarating as we navigated through marshlands, climbed gentle hills, and even hopped across small rivers. The lush greenery and the sound of nature created a perfect backdrop for our adventure. Overall, it was a day filled with memorable experiences, new friends, and a deeper appreciation for the beauty of Kigali and its surroundings.

Good place

Very comfortable offices and good metting rooms

Perched in the heart of Kigali’s central business district, Kigali City Hall is a sleek, contemporary building that reflects Rwanda’s forward-thinking governance. Designed by Stanley Kebathi of SK Archplans, it’s both functional and visually impressive. Whether you're visiting for administrative services or simply admiring the architecture, it’s a proud symbol of urban progress and civic pride.

Excellent services to the citizens.

Kigali city is the capital of rwanda. Located in the middle of country. The city hall is a new complex building that host a distric of nyarugenge. The best costumer care services are their mission. Every services you need you can find it easily, and is ICT based. On the door of office you Will see the requirement to get services and how long it takes to get services. Olsa you will see a number to contact if the services aren't perfect. Zero tolance to any types of corruption and mismanagement of public issues.

It's amazing