
Kasubi Tombs
Kasubi Hill, KampalaThe thatched royal tombs of the Buganda kings — a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

01 Overview
Kampala is warm, busy and welcoming. Visit the Kasubi Tombs and other Buganda heritage sites, shop for crafts, taste rolex and matoke, and enjoy a growing food and music scene. It’s also where Davema is based — our office is on Parliament Avenue.
Royal tombs, palaces and the story of the Kingdom of Buganda.
Barkcloth, baskets, jewellery and art.
From street snacks to rooftop dining.
02 Where you’ll go
Scenic stops and their locations — mix and match them into days, or ask Davema to build the route for you.

The thatched royal tombs of the Buganda kings — a UNESCO World Heritage Site.


Climb the minaret for a panorama of Kampala’s seven hills.

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04 When to visit
Best time Good Less ideal / wetter
05 Itineraries
No ready-made itinerary for Kampala — yet.
That’s what Davema is for. Tell us your dates, who’s travelling and what you love, and we’ll design it from scratch.
07 Things to do
09 Before you go
Most visitors need a visa for Uganda, which can be applied for online as an e-visa before travel. Requirements depend on nationality — see our visa guide in the Travel Journal and ask the Davema visa desk to confirm for your passport.
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