Fahd Batayneh فهد بطاينة This was the residence of the president of the country before the genocide happened. This is also where his airplane crashed one day before the genocide started. There is an entrance fee of RWF 12,000 for non-Rwandans that can be paid online or at the entrance. Entrance payments are cash only. A touristic guide must escort you, and entering the presidential house entails removing your footwear and keeping it at the entrance. Other than the house, the airplane crash area is next door. The surrounding garden is lovely. The ticket office sells souvenirs. Worth spending 30-60 minutes here.
Dorothy Ooko I was there in the evening for an exhibition and wished I had come during the day to appreciate the compound as well. Great work done by the team there. Great place to visit at a reasonable fee.
Boakye Vincent The Rwanda Art Museum in Kigali, Rwanda, has a collection of modern art from Rwanda and around the world. Some say the museum is worth visiting, and others say it's interesting for those interested in Rwanda's history. The museum's mission is to educate visitors about Rwandan innovation
Ineza Diane The museum has so many paintings and art from many local artists. It was interesting how we had to remove our shoes to get in, at least the time we went there, so it would be nice to go there with socks. It's 1500, to visit the museum and 10k to visit both the museum and the plane crush site ( my opinion it's not worth it) The time we visited there was no kids activity but there's a room for kids to color, paint which is good. It will be great to call in advance if you want to take your kids there. My kids enjoyed running outside. It is also a good venue for weddings, and there was a tennis court.
Myra Muili This museum is fairly new, but there's still a lot to see and learn. We're not allowed to take photos inside so you'll have to go and enjoy it yourself.