Kigali Genocide Memorial

The Kigali Genocide Memorial, located in Kigali, Rwanda, is one of the most significant cultural and historical sites in the country, serving as both a museum and a place of remembrance. It stands as a powerful tribute to the victims of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi, honoring the memory of more than 250,000 individuals who are laid to rest at the memorial grounds. Beyond remembrance, the site also plays a vital role in educating visitors about the genocide, Rwanda’s recovery, and the importance of peacebuilding and reconciliation.

The memorial includes exhibitions that document the events leading up to the genocide, its devastating impact, and the remarkable journey of resilience undertaken by the Rwandan people. Through guided tours, multimedia displays, and preserved personal stories, the center provides both locals and international visitors with a deeper understanding of Rwanda’s history. It also serves as a research and educational institution, partnering with global organizations to promote genocide prevention and human rights advocacy.

As a place of reflection and learning, the Kigali Genocide Memorial welcomes visitors from around the world, fostering dialogue and ensuring that the lessons of the past contribute to a more peaceful future.

Contact Details

• Phone: 0784 651 051

• Email: team@kgm.rw

• Website: www.kgm.rw