K-Club

Kigali


The general consensus is that K-Club is currently the best spot in town for a night out and come the weekends (the only time admission is charged), it's packed with a young and well-off crowd enjoying the cheap drinks, flashy atmosphere and air-conditioned dance floor. Dress up if you plan to join them.


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Nearby Kigali attractions

1. Inema Arts Center

1.37 MILES

Opened in 2012, the privately run Inema Arts Center is a collective of 10 resident artists and guests. It's quickly established itself as the foremost…

2. Kigali Genocide Memorial

2.59 MILES

In the span of 100 days, an estimated one million Tutsis and moderate Hutus were systematically butchered by the Interahamwe army. This memorial honours…

3. Hotel des Mille Collines

2.84 MILES

The inspiration for the film Hotel Rwanda, this still-functioning luxury hotel was owned by the Belgian airline Sabena in 1994. At the time of the…

4. Camp Kigali Memorial

3.29 MILES

The 10 stone columns you find here mark the spot where 10 Belgian UN peacekeepers were murdered on the first day of the genocide. Originally deployed to…

5. Museum of Natural History

3.31 MILES

Kigali's best museum has exhibits on Rwanda’s natural wonders and is housed in the 1907 residence of explorer Richard Kandt, reputed to be the first…

6. Nyanza Genocide Memorial

5.27 MILES

Located in Kicukiro, a suburb southeast of the city centre towards the airport, there is little to see at this memorial other than the tiled tops of four…

7. Presidential Palace Museum

6.25 MILES

This former presidential palace on the eastern outskirts of the city has few exhibits, but it’s interesting to explore, with ‘secret’ rooms and an odd…

8. Ntarama Church

13.27 MILES

Some of the most horrific massacres during the genocide took place inside the sanctums of churches throughout Rwanda, including inside Ntarama church,…