Kigali's Vibrant Street Art Scene
Explore the vibrant street art of Kigali, where creativity meets culture in a breathtaking urban canvas of murals and graffiti.
Discover Kigali's captivating street art, where vibrant murals and creative expressions breathe life into the city. This artistic playground is a must-see for any visitor looking to experience the local culture and creativity.
A brief summary to Street Art
- 87 KG 6 Avenue, Kigali, Gasasa, RW
Local tips
- Visit during daylight hours for the best light and to fully appreciate the colors of the murals.
- Bring a camera to capture the stunning artwork and unique urban landscapes.
- Engage with local artists and residents to learn the stories behind the murals.
- Consider joining a guided street art tour to discover hidden gems and get insights from experts.
- Explore nearby cafes and shops to relax and enjoy local cuisine after your art adventure.
Getting There
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Car
If you are traveling by car, head towards Kigali city center from Nyabarongo River. Take the Route Nationale 1 road, and continue straight until you reach the intersection with Avenue de la Révolution. Turn left onto Avenue de la Révolution, and then take another left onto KG 6 Avenue. Continue straight, and you will find the Street Art at 87 KG 6 Avenue. Parking may be available along the street.
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Public Transportation
To reach Street Art using public transportation, you can take a matatu (shared taxi) from Nyabarongo River to Kigali city center. Look for a matatu heading to Nyabugogo bus station, as this is a central hub. Once you arrive at Nyabugogo, you can either walk or take another matatu heading towards Gasasa. Ask the driver to drop you off at KG 6 Avenue or nearby. From there, it is a short walk to 87 KG 6 Avenue, where the Street Art is located.
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Walking
If you are already in the vicinity of KG 6 Avenue after taking public transport, you can simply walk to the Street Art. From the nearest bus stop, head east on KG 6 Avenue. The Street Art is located at number 87 on the same avenue. It should be visible as you approach, but feel free to ask locals for directions if needed.