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The Genocide Memorial is a must-see for every visitor to Rwanda. An exhibition describes the situation in Rwanda before April 1994, during the spring months, and afterward. Another section refers to other genocides of the 20th century. Unfortunately, neither the Armenian genocide nor the Hilodmor are
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February 14, 2026
A stroll through Kigali's local market. As a Mzungu (foreigner), you definitely stand out here.
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February 14, 2026
That must have been very impressive! - Have a great time there! 🍀🍀🍀
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... hat 'ne Villa im Zoo. Zur Gorilla-Statue und in die Fußgängerzone von Kigali.
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The most important site in Nynza is the former royal palace. Only a replica of the "old" palace remains. The original was demolished by the Belgians during the Belgian colonial period. The new palace served the son of the exiled king, the new king, until 1959, when he died under unclear circumstances.
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In my opinion, this is the most harrowing place in Rwanda, a visit to which is almost unbearable. Here, the genocide reached its highest level of organization in 1994. All under the very eyes of the French UN peacekeepers.
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February 14, 2026
The last stops on our trip were the Kandt House and spending our last bit of money. The Kandt House deals with colonial history. Although it has German sponsors, the exhibition lacks a modern touch. We then had lunch at the Pan African Kitchen, a restaurant serving excellent local cuisine.
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