3-Day Kampala City Tour from Entebbe with Religious Landmarks

• Arrive at the airport, meet your tour guide, and transfer to your lodge in Kampala.
• Relax, have dinner, and enjoy an overnight stay.

Overnight: Fairway Hotel

Meal Plan: Dinner

• Start the day by visiting the Uganda Museum, famous for its displays and exhibits of Uganda's ethnological, natural-historical, and traditional life collections. It was founded in 1908 after Governor George Wilson called for all articles of interest from Uganda to be procured. Among the collections are playable musical instruments, hunting equipment, archaeology, weapons, and more.
• Drop in at Namugongo Catholic Martyrs' Shrine, where 32 young men were burnt to death after they refused to denounce their faith on the orders of Kabaka Mwanga II on 3rd June 1886. A basilica with a structural design inspired by the African hut was built at the spot where Charles Lwanga was burnt to death. The basilica is designed with 22 copper pillars signifying the 22 martyrs, and the circular interior contains up to 2,000 seats.
• Then, head to Bahai Temple, also known as the Mashri'qul-Adhkar and Mother Temple of Africa, which has attracted the Baha'i community and nonbelievers from around the world. It is one of the nine Baha'i temples in the world. The temple on the hill is located about three kilometers (two miles) from Kampala, the capital city of Uganda.
• Afterwards, go to the MUK School of Art and Main Library monuments. It is the oldest and most celebrated art school in East Africa, founded by Mrs. Margaret Trowell in 1937, after whom it was named. Different but One is an annual exhibition featuring the most recent artworks by the teaching staff at Margaret Trowell School.
• Next, tour the Uganda National Mosque (Gaddafi Mosque). It houses the headquarters of the Islamic faith in Uganda and the headquarters of the Uganda Muslim Supreme Council. The Islamic council takes care of people at all levels and oversees the Islamic affairs of Uganda.
• Transfer back to your hotel, check in, relax, and dine.

Overnight: Fairway Hotel

Meal Plan: Breakfast, lunch en-route, and dinner

• At exactly 09:00 am, after having your breakfast, drive to Namirembe Cathedral, the oldest Anglican cathedral in Uganda, built in March 1890. It serves as the provincial cathedral of the Anglican Church of Uganda and the diocesan cathedral of Namirembe Diocese, the first diocese of the Church of Uganda.
• Proceed to Rubaga Cathedral.
• Then, stroll through Kabaka's Lake, built in 1880 under the orders of Kabaka Mwanga II, who wanted it to act as an "escape corridor" during the British armed conflicts.
• At exactly 05:00 pm, return to Entebbe to catch your departure flight.

Meal Plan: Breakfast and lunch en-route