Camp Kigali Belgian Peacekeepers Memorial
A quiet memorial to ten Belgian UN peacekeepers killed here in 1994 — ten stone columns, one per soldier, and a small exhibition.
Every pin is a place where nobody asks why you’re not drinking.
A quiet memorial to ten Belgian UN peacekeepers killed here in 1994 — ten stone columns, one per soldier, and a small exhibition.
A shaded, tree-lined park hosting Rwandan arts and culture events, with a volleyball court and free access day or night.
A dedicated sports and recreation park in Gahanga — mountain bike trails, sports facilities and terraced seating on a hillside.
Kigali's largest car-free zone — a 520-metre pedestrian corridor downtown with green landscaping, an exhibition space, arcade and playground.
A 4-hectare estate atop Rebero Hill with panoramic views over Kigali's hills, a café-restaurant, playground and flower gardens.
A manicured pocket park right across from the Rwanda Revenue Authority — secure, open 24 hours, a favorite for evening strolls.
The hill the city is named after. A 2–3 hour round-trip climb through eucalyptus groves to a full skyline view.
A restored 121-hectare wetland turned eco-park: boardwalks, bike loops, and 100+ documented bird species. The reset button for your week.
A beautifully arranged picnic ground on the edge of the city, specializing in luxury picnic setups, outdoor movie nights and art workshops.