Great History of Uganda. I didn't know Uganda gained independence before my country Kenya in 1962. You should visit. Entry is free. You need to come relax as you enjoy the views of the city

On this 57th anniversary of the country. Its the vest time to visit the independence monument and remember the freedom we achieved. Uganda has gone through many challenges including wars & diseases but this has not crushed our spirit as a country. It's very important to recognize such landmarks which remind us of our history. Its the hope of the nation to look back on such monuments as those that stand.

The independence monument is indeed the spirit of Uganda as you visibly look at it say much of the true independence Uganda achieved back from the colonial days.the place is neat and tidy.there is a enough space and the quietness and relaxation plus the feeling of independence you get while you are there make it indeed true to the name of the monument.i loved it being there.

The Independence Monument is in many ways one of the most important pieces of Uganda’s heritage. Located along Speke road in Kampala.The Independence Monument was funded by the British Colonial government. The Independence Monument is a symbol of Ugandan history and cultural heritage. The monument was unveiled by Uganda's first Prime Minister Apollo Milton Obote on October 5, 1962, three days before Uganda's first Independence celebrations.

This is the independence monument of Uganda and its located in the heart of Kampala, just next to good accommodation places like the grand Imperial Hotel, Sheraton hotel, and also a walkable distance to the parliament of Uganda and many other administrative offices.

Today we celebrate and mark 59yrs of Independence. Happy independence to you Uganda 🇺🇬 my mother land✊✊

It was so much fun...and lots of history behind the monument ....I ague you to visit the place .....let's tour together

It's open to everyone since its on the road side

Nice monument to visit with a very condunsive environment around it

A monument picture that speakes a lot of words, hardwork and sacrifices made for a better living of the present generation. The art and achtecture was owesome and the location in the central city eases accecibility. This is a must vist place whenever you vist uganda

I love sharing our culture

Beautiful but needs renovation as Uganda clocks 60years of independence.

It's a good place for resting or meeting with friends

Place to visit on your tour in Kampala

I don't think its well positioned. It needs more development as a tourism site.

Just got reminded of the roots that died for my nation and the truth they stood for. Rest In Peace to the Fallen Soldiers and Fathers of our nation. God bless Uganda 🇺🇬

a beautiful landmark!

The historical

Free to visit place with a post full of information about the history of this monument. You may not need a tour guide to visit.

(Translated by Google) Every Friday? There is a market here and there are many shops. I was able to go there only once due to my schedule, but I wanted to go again! (Original) 毎週金曜日？はここでマーケットが開かれていて、沢山のお店で賑わいます。予定の都合で1回しか行けなかったけど、もう一度行きたかった！

An astonishing work of art to commemorate the uganda independence

It is a nice place to have relax in the middle of town with no charges. It is always kept clean. It is a nice place to have a relax while in the middle of town.

This reminds me about how our grands stood up for us not to be governed by colonialists

Historically important this eastern African country

I loved it. Peaceful and clean environment where you can watch Kampala city

It was a wonderful experience, it's a quiet historical site for meditation and great thoughts about Uganda's past and its future

The independence monument is our meeting and departure point every Sunday. ..unless someone shares with you it's history, it has No inscription about it's existence...

Amazing artifacts

Historical place 🥰👌

The Independence Monument is a symbol of Ugandan history and cultural heritage. It is a big towering concrete structure in Independence Squire along the round about of Speke Road in kampala the capital city of Uganda 🇺🇬

History of my country to freedom

It's a good reminder for peace

This the area being developed with new buildings replacing the historical one.

Nice place

I liked the place.

One of it's kind, at reach from any part of Kampala city centre, accessed by all people and pictures are allowed.

Greet monument..Good place for a photo holiday.

One of our most important national monuments in the country I should say.

This is still one of Ugandans remaining monuments and can be accessed freely any day .

A historical place worth a visit

A breathtaking monument symbolising the independence of Uganda 1962. Very strategically located and towering above the general landscape. Worth a visit

It's abit dirty and unkept but it's ok, the relevant authorities shud look into it

Calm place to have a sit over. My Cycling Club.... Fun cycling Ug uses the venue as a waiting area for all it's weekly rides

It is a breathe of fresh air to see a physical manifestation of what I hold dear to my heart.

It's a great relaxing place and historical

Cool serene chilling and waiting area. Away from the city congestion

This place is like a peace park, with great breeze and serene for recollections, picnics and rest

The Uganda independence monument is located in the heart of kampala. While at the location, you realise that their are a number of people taking refugee from their busy/tiresome and stressing in its shades.

So good place in the downtown, giving people a place to sit, rest and talk

Lovely space with rich memories of an Independent Nation.

The independence monument of Uganda is an art that is located at parliament premises and it commorates the day Uganda got her independence. The monument is located opposite Serena Conference Center, MTN towers, and Crested towers. It is also adjacent to Uganda Broadcasting Corporation (UBC)

This is a monument established to commemorate Uganda's independence. The monument is one of the most important piece of Uganda's heritage. It signifies a new born country let free from colonial rule

Nice place for internal healing on meditation

Beautiful memorial monument in perfect environment.....

That's it. The monument. Nothing else to see, so don't make a special journey

Good historical point for Uganda

There's no gazzeted parking here, so I parked right next to the monument

Know more about Ugandas independence

Historical site

Incredibly beautiful place

Located near grand imperial

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It's part of history

Heritage

Uganda's historical landmark

Independence grounds

Is my home of security

Its memorial

I just like the place

Wonderful wide open space in downtown. Beautiful monument of freedom from colonialism and oppression.

It's a memorable place in Ugandan history

A beautiful site to behold, you have to be there to see it pictures alone don't do enough justice

This monument to Ugandan independence features a man unwrapping & holding a child to the sky. Standing majestically at a height of 6 metres, is a must see if you are travelling to Kampala. It was constructed by former British Colonial Government just before Uganda celebrated its first independence on Tuesday 9th October 1962.

A great historical point worthy a visit.

Nice place with a combination of Art and surroundings.

Historic sculpture.

It's such a beautiful place... am going to be photographing here often

Historic value.

It has a nice view to the city

It shows Ugandas independence journey

Its agood place,alot of memories in that place,this statu of our first President Mutesa1 of uganda.the place is free to public to acess and take photos.

I love the simplicity in the complexity of the sculpture, the gardens around.. There is nothing threatening around and it really gives the feeling of independence when one takes a few minutes to catch a breath from the noise and confusion from Kampala city.

Its clean and peaceful

It has a great environment for chilling

Uganda's centre of self governing from the colonial masters

Great experience

It so cool u can chill and enjoy kampala

It is a great monument in located in Kampala, Uganda

Hard to reach because of traffic and lots of people laying around.

Its a great site for any vistor

The art is good

Let the history speak to you

Beautiful monument

Magnificent and historic

It nice

It's a clean place and historical

Great Ugandan history

Great sight

Its cool for relaxing

Owesome