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Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Kigali's Car Free Zone, a pedestrian-friendly oasis filled with art, culture, and culinary delights.
The Car Free Zone in Kigali offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience the city's vibrant atmosphere without the noise and pollution of traffic. This pedestrian-friendly area is perfect for leisurely strolls, outdoor dining, and immersing yourself in the rich culture of Rwanda.
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Car
From any location in Southern Province, set your GPS for Car Free Zone at 3346+9QC, Kigali. If you're coming from Huye, take the RN1 road heading north towards Kigali. After approximately 90 kilometers, you'll reach Kigali. Once in Kigali, follow the signs to Ishema and use GPS coordinates to navigate to the Car Free Zone. There may be parking available nearby, so check local signage for parking regulations.
Public Transportation
If you're traveling from Huye or any other location in Southern Province, you can take a bus to Kigali. Buses depart regularly from the Huye bus station. Once in Kigali, get off at Nyabugogo Bus Terminal. From Nyabugogo, you can take a moto-taxi or a local taxi to Car Free Zone. Make sure to show the driver the address (3346+9QC, Kigali) or use a map on your phone to ensure you reach the correct location. The bus fare is approximately 1,000 RWF, and the moto-taxi ride should cost around 1,500 to 3,000 RWF depending on traffic.
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