Campaign Against Genocide Museum Travel Guide: Top Sights in Rwanda,

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Campaign Against Genocide Museum- Travel Tips What to See, How to Plan & Tours: Historical & Cultural; Rwanda; 5 Reviews

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Suggested Duration: 1 hours

The Campaign Against Genocide Museum, located within the parliamentary premises in Kigali, offers a profound and educational experience about the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. Through thoughtfully curated exhibits, visitors can explore the events leading up to, during, and following the genocide, including the heroic efforts of the Rwandan Patriotic Front in stopping the atrocities. The museum also highlights Rwanda's post-genocide recovery journey, emphasizing the importance of peace, forgiveness, and unity.

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Reviews of Campaign Against Genocide Museum

Linda Hester

5
Reviewed: 2024-06-17

Rwanda Government’s story of what led to and happened during and after the 1994 genocide.
Valucee Luchi

5
Reviewed: 2024-04-21

The value of history can never be overstated. I gained more insight to the 1994 genocide. The longer the tour, the stronger my resolve to campaign against discrimination and racism. Rwanda has done an excellent job at reconciliation and this needs to be replicated in countries that have faced similar challenges.
Nankam Clement

5
Reviewed: 2023-06-22

It’s free to go in here but you have to pay for the headphones guide. It was so touching, you could feel the effect of the 1994 genocide. It’s like a genocide museum, I got some books from there too
NGIRIMANA Schadrack

5
Reviewed: 2023-02-01

It provides more information regarding the liberation of Rwanda and how RPA has stopped genocide against Tutsi.
Kamal Prasad Gautam

5
Reviewed: 2022-11-01

Reached during Oct 22nd, 2022 in Kigali. According to local guide, around 300K people were burried in the grave of this memorial. I don't know the developmental disparity of Rwanda but the racial hate and genocide was one of the bad memory of humanity. Now those people are living nicely in harmony. I walked around 22pm in the downtown kigali without having feeling of fear. This is the place to visit and understand what does humanity means and what is the value of peace and love.