A permanent National genocide memorial in remembrance of more than one million victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. The …
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Feb 3, 2025
Definitely a must visit to learn more about the sad history, but I felt that it was not rich enough, it's mostly a few generic images and lots of writings. The outside area is completely empty and yo…Full review by ffrige
Jan 28, 2025
like "yad vashem" in jerusalem, the killing fields in cambodia and the genocide museums in bosnia-herzegovina, this place important for the next generations.Full review by מוטי ל
Jan 20, 2025
The Gisozi - Kigali genocide memorial site is a deep and humbling place of remembrance and learning. There are exhibits honoring the lives lost and teaching vital lessons about humanity, resilience, …Full review by Manzi E
How far is this place from the Kigali city centre ?I am in Kigali for 2 days and that too on a budget. Can I do it easily and what's the entry fees or guide fees if applicable. Lastly what's the best way of getting there?cheers and thanks in advance
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It is in the city but really depends on what kart if the city you are staying in. Entry was affordable and for a good cause. It is very worth it!!
hello. actually, I would like to know how much it costs someone who wanna visit either a local or a foreigner. Thanks
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The starting price is 16,000 Rwf (roughly 20USD) for all visitors but there are also options to do guided tours which vary in price for locals and foreign visitors.
I honestly can't remember the exactly amount, but yes admission itself is free (but a donation is encouraged), and the headset is roughly $15. The headset was great for in the …
I honestly can't remember the exactly amount, but yes admission itself is free (but a donation is encouraged), and the headset is roughly $15. The headset was great for in the garden/cemetery area, however I actually found that inside the displays/videos were plenty informative on their own.
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