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Different angle on the history than Gisozi — the military and political resistance side. Bring your passport, don't forget, they will turn you away.
Housed inside Rwanda's Parliament building, this museum focuses specifically on the military strategy and political resistance that stopped the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi — the RPA 3rd Battalion's actions in particular. The building's exterior still visibly bears shelling marks from the war. Bring your passport; the guided tour is included and runs about 90 minutes.
Different angle on the history than Gisozi — the military and political resistance side. Bring your passport, don't forget, they will turn you away.
The definitive historical site honoring the victims of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi — free entry, gardens, mass graves, deeply moving.
NYARUGENGEThe preserved 1907 residence of Dr. Richard Kandt, Kigali's first German colonial resident — pre-colonial life, colonial history, natural exhibits.