Visited this memorial before going to the genocide museum. Very very sad. Hopefully we as human beings can learn from this and live together.

Visit, learn the story, these guys were heroes. It is within walking distance of Hotel Milles Collines.

This memorial gives an interesting look into the Rwandan genocide, and is a little more intimate than the Kigali Genocide Museum.

This is a great place with tangible facts o tragedies that happened in Rwanda which did not only affect the locals but also the UN missions. Sad stories

Small museum in the middle of the city. Despite its size it’s a very well done and sad reminder of the Rwanda’s history. Definitely worth seeing.

Just one look at the bullet-ridden bungalow and the visitor does not need further stories about the horrors that took place in this place. Inside, there are posters highlighting details of what happened and how foreign peace keepers were trapped and killed. A grim warning...More

This small memorial is a contrast to the Genocide Memorial. The main Genocide Memorial gives an all round picture of the genocide against the Tutsis but this is a very small and personal story of a handful of Belgium men. The memorial itself, is tasteful...More