Kōzo
Kigali's best-known fine-dining room serves Afro-Asian fusion: sushi rolls made with Lake Kivu tilapia, small plates and inventive cocktails. Dress up and book ahead for dinner.
Get directions →This map of Kigali shows the city's ten main neighbourhoods, its top sights, markets, restaurants, bus routes and street names. Explore it online, zoom into any hill, or print the hand-drawn poster for your trip.

Tap any place for tips and directions. Filter by sights, food, hotels and markets, search by name, and switch on Kigali's main bus routes.
The hand-drawn Kigali tourist map as one poster: neighbourhoods, sights, bus routes, moto tips, Kinyarwanda phrases and public holidays. Free to print.

Kigali spreads across three districts (Nyarugenge, Gasabo and Kicukiro) and dozens of hills. These ten neighbourhoods are the ones visitors use most. Each has its own map and guide.
Districts, street codes and how the city fits together, so you can find your way with or without a phone.
Kigali city is split into three districts. Each neighbourhood on the map belongs to one of them.
Every street in Kigali has a code. The letters tell you the district, the number tells you the street:
So KN 4 Ave is avenue number 4 in Nyarugenge, the street through the Car Free Zone. Drivers still navigate by landmarks, so name a hotel or church nearby too.
Kigali lies near the geographic centre of Rwanda, spread over ridges about 1,500 m above sea level. Kigali International Airport is in Kanombe, about 10 km east of downtown.
From Kigali, Akagera National Park is about 2.5 hours east and Volcanoes National Park about 2.5 hours north-west.
22 favourite restaurants, all marked on the map. Most are in Kimihurura, a short moto ride from town.
Kigali's best-known fine-dining room serves Afro-Asian fusion: sushi rolls made with Lake Kivu tilapia, small plates and inventive cocktails. Dress up and book ahead for dinner.
Get directions →Syrian and Lebanese cooking in a Bedouin-style tent: generous mezze, beetroot hummus, grilled aubergine and a rare vegetarian kibbeh. One of the best places in Kigali for vegetarians and vegans.
Get directions →Classic Ethiopian food: shared platters of stews on injera, a strong vegetarian combo, and tej, the traditional Ethiopian honey wine.
Get directions →A long-standing favourite for Rwandan cooking in a relaxed garden lounge. Try the coconut fish curry or the aubergine stew, and pair them with local beer or banana wine.
Get directions →A small Taiwanese kitchen making its own noodles, dumplings and baozi from Rwandan flour, and tofu from local soybeans. Try the beef noodle soup or three-cup chicken. Great for vegetarians.
Get directions →A modern restaurant sharing a site with Kivu Noir, named on Condé Nast Traveller's 2025 Hot List. One of the most talked-about tables in Kigali, so book ahead.
Get directions →Tested routes for a short stay. Each one is bookable as a guided day.
Yes. The hand-drawn Kigali tourist map on this page opens as a poster you can print for free, with a grid, key, bus routes and local tips.
Every street has a code: KN for Nyarugenge district, KG for Gasabo and KK for Kicukiro, followed by a number and Ave, St or Rd, for example KN 4 Ave.
About 10 km east of downtown, in Kanombe. Allow 20 to 30 minutes by taxi.
Nyarugenge. Downtown, Kiyovu, Nyamirambo and Nyabugogo are all in Nyarugenge district.
Kiyovu is central and walkable, Kimihurura and Kacyiru have the best restaurants, and Nyarutarama is quiet and green.
Kimihurura has the biggest choice: Kōzo for Afro-Asian fine dining, Damasquino for Syrian, Habesha and Gebeta for Ethiopian, Repub Lounge for Rwandan food and Sundowner for drinks at sunset. Further east, try Luma & Lua in Remera or Pili Pili in Kibagabaga.
Akagera National Park is two and a half hours east of Kigali, home to lions, elephants, rhinos and giraffes. Easy as a day trip or overnight safari.