Kampala is Uganda's capital and
largest urban city center, with a
fast rising population of 6.7 million
spread across an area of 8451.9
square kilometres.
It was originally referred to as
the "Hills of Impala" and was
founded in the 19th century when
the King of Buganda had his seat
in the hills.
Kampala is famous for its many
rolling hills which were originally
seven but have subsequently
expanded to many more.
Kampala is one of the most contemporary East African cities, and it celebrates cultural diversity because it is home to people from all around the country.
It also attracts a large number of tourists since it is known for having a life of its own, with music, food, and celebrations that bring people together.
One way to explore this diversity is through its unique cuisine. The city's diverse selection of local and international eateries will provide you with a flavorful sample of the world's cultures.
Take a tour and experience a feel of European, Asian, and African cultures through food.