Namirembe cathedral is the first Anglican Church in Uganda a place worthy a visit while in Kampala. You will meet the area guides with brilliant information to pass on to you

Amazing place. Besides it's religious and spiritual significance, it is a wonderful piece of art and architecture. It gives you a view of all Kampala from one point due to its beautiful and strategic location It can be accessed from many roads making it easy to avoid the Central Business district traffic delays. The church has big hardens that can be used for weddings. There's also a resource center. This cathedral is under the Anglican Church of Uganda with offices on site.

Was there on Saturday morning. Wonderful Kampala view. The cathedral is big and it was a wedding ceremony there. If you are religious or just interested in architecture visit this place and you will get what you want. Enough parking space except messes, weddings and so on.

Great place and architecture. If you love buildings and obsessed with their formations you would enjoy this. Maybe dress decently if you plan on going but otherwise my huddy and i walked in, checked the place out and left. No troubpe at all. It is a beautiful church :)

Namirembe Cathedral, also known as St. Paul’s Cathedral Namirembe, is a striking architectural masterpiece that boasts stunning Gothic-style elements. The cathedral’s grandeur and historical significance make it a must-visit attraction in Kampala. Its imposing spire, intricate stained glass windows, and serene atmosphere create a sense of awe and reverence among visitors. Stepping inside Namirembe Cathedral offers a serene escape from the bustling city, inviting visitors to admire the beauty of its interior adorned with beautiful artwork, intricate woodwork, and notable religious symbols. The cathedral’s spacious interior and lofty ceilings enhance the sense of tranquility and spirituality. The cathedral also holds immense cultural importance as one of the oldest and most prominent Anglican cathedrals in Uganda. It stands as a symbol of the country’s religious heritage and has been witness to significant events throughout Uganda’s history.

Want to enjoy nature with family and friends in Mukono? Sezibwa falls is the perfect place to reunite. Beautiful waterfalls!!! If you enjoy picnic and camping, then this is the place to be. It is a beautiful place and has a great scenery. It is a really great place if you enjoy nature like I do. Nature at it's best👌

The church is on nice hill which has nice view

It is the headquarters of Namirembe Diocese in the church of Uganda Anglican faith. It Officiates wedding, requirem masses and memorial services. It also has gardens for ceremonies like weddings, birthday parties extra. It houses the offices and home of the Bishop of Namirembe diocese.

Beautiful place of worship, strategically located on the namirembe Hill one of the first 7 hills the city was founded on. The Cathedral is over a 100 years old yet well maintained, the gardens offer amazing views of the city and so much calm. The resource center offers Cathedral and archives tours.

This cathedral has alot of its history tied to the history of the country. Sitting atop Namirembe Hill, it has a scenic view of Kampala and its environs.

Namirebe cathedral is peaceful most of all beautiful in nature

Our own hidden gem,one of the beautiful falls we have in Uganda,easy to locate ,30minutes drive from Kampala without traffic,you don't need alot of money to visit it.you can have apicnic here with aloved one.carry your food or drinks ihighly recommend it. Email 💌 [email protected] Am here to take you around there.

Head quarters of the Anglican church in Uganda

Very serene environs at the top of namirembe hill. Visit during weekdays for better experience

Just a disclaimer - I’m rating this from back when I was touring around Uganda, and I only had time to quickly stop while passing by the cathedral. Therefore, I have not been inside or attended a service - I’m rating based on my experience walking around outside it :) Churches aren’t usually somewhere I tour, but I was curious about this one given that it’s the oldest cathedral in Uganda. Although my time visiting is was short, I was able to walk around it and reflect. I gave thought to history and the role this landmark has played. On the outside, it really is a nice building, but I was personally more interested in the many beautiful flowers that could be seen there, as well as the great views of Kampala from the hill it rests on. I wish I’d gotten more/better photos of that but the rain was on and off. Looking back, I think the main things that have led me to remove a star are that it was difficult to find on a boda when unfamiliar with the area, and while I walked around there wasn’t any information to tell me what exactly I was looking at (I used google though!)

A tourist attraction because, l stand to be corrected, it is the oldest Anglican church in Uganda. A wonderful place of worship mainly for Anglicans and the Kabaka of Buganda.

Wonderful captivating view. Offers prefect sight of Kampala

Good for reconciliation and praising God

Holy

Built around the end of the 2nd World war Namirembe Cathedral is an architectural beauty it's been well maintained and is in good condition. The architecture is lovely to look at and the acoustics of the place make it even more appealing.

Saint Paul's Cathedral Namirembe is commonly known as Namirembe Cathedral to most people and it's the oldest cathedral in the country making it a historic place in the church of Uganda history. It serves as the provincial cathedral of the Church of Uganda and the diocesan cathedral for Namirembe Diocese. Namirembe Cathedral has a cemetery were the great church leaders has been laid to rest. Has space for most functions, restaurants and it's a home of Namirembe FM

It has beautiful scenery.

Great place, attended the Carol service by candlelight, very beautiful..

Saint Paul's Cathedral Namirembe, commonly referred to as Namirembe Cathedral, is the oldest cathedral in Uganda. It serves as the provincial cathedral of the Church of Uganda and the diocesan cathedral for Namirembe Diocese, the first diocese to be founded in the Church of Uganda province, in 1890.

This is a hidden gem in plain sight. When you pass the test of patience through the Jinja Road (A109) traffic, you will be fully rewarded by the beauty of this small place nature has preserved. One place to come and relax with a feeling of being miles away from the hustle and bustle of modern living yet you are less than 40km away from the city center.

If you are a nature lover, this is a place to be, so cool for camping, and nature walks, the evening i spent there felt like i was on another planet despite the fact that i was actually very near home. It is a great photo shoot site. Ssezibwa falls ohh so beautiful indeed Uganda the pearl of Africa.

Its beautiful to watch the water

Such a Serene and Calm Place

Looks clean but as a white Muslim women workers there were gazing at me badly. Didn't feel comfortable and church worker's attitude wasn't kind. She just wanted me to stay away from church. ( they were praying ik but I was standing out for watching.) I've lived in other countries where have high christian population but it's the first time I have experienced that.

We went there for the wedding ceremony of precious and Fred , it has a very beautiful church with spacious parking and very conducive environment Mostly loved how much the Bishop manages time, very punctual!

Great

A beautiful, well kept building. One of the few places in this massive city that actively supports and pursues the fine arts.

Good view and comfortable halls

It is the perfect church to get married.

Lovely building

Uganda Country, Kampala city St Paul's Cathedral is very good place. Very peaceful place to pray lord. Excellent building nice prayer hall. Blessed holy Place.

It was nice being on Church

There Is no better place to worship than this.

Loved the ambiance

Lovely ambiance and great place of worship

It's a good place.

Beautiful

So organised

The toppest Point for the best view of Kampala city!

Good atmosphere

Surely the glory in this cathedral makes any activity like a wedding in it memorable. This is the headquarters for the Anglican faith in Uganda. It has a resource Centre that you can visit and know more about the Anglican faith how it was established in Uganda. At this place you get to view the other parts of Kampala city in an aerial view.

Located at the beautiful hill of Namirembe. With a great view of the city. You can come for prayers as well.

Nice place

The best and traditional Anglican Cathedral in Uganda

Because it had a good view

Church of Uganda

Quite serenity

This the main Anglican Protestant church of Uganda and histprical and tourist destination in Kampala

It's good place to worship

Head of clergy church

Worship

Beautiful Cathedral

Loved the architecture

Quiet place

Great atmosphere. Old school organ for the hymns

Just good church environment

Excellent

A good place

Good place

God

I trust is like

Beautiful Anglican Church with good architectural design. Located on one of Kampala's seven hills with a good view of the city.

Very relaxing

Majestic

It has been cool

Not bad but management is rude

The best church to be

Very well handled services, prompt

House of prayer and justice

So nice

Beautiful

Its great

The place is well organised, I attended a wedding at Namirembe and all the SOPS are well observed.

(Translated by Google) Nalumunye (Original) Nalumunye

Visited

Great ambience, nice gardens for weddings

I an giving it five stars for Spiritual nourishment

Church

Natural untapped scenic Beauty of the Falls is completely unheralded. A great little escape from the hustle and bustle of Kampala. Go for the day camp for the night.

Full of life, a perfect get away from city noise

Mini falls with a spectacular view.

The falls themselves are a fantastic sight. However the area isn't well maintained. No information nor signage about the site. Plastic waste left by visitors spoils the experience too.

It's one of significant tourist attraction in Buikwe _ lugazi

A relaxing cool atmosphere

Very nice beautiful place

Nice sceneries

Quite refreshing. You could get back in touch with nature.

Has a wonderful forest walk

Nature speaks

Nice falls, for photo shoot nd camping

Serene

The falls are beautiful

Awesome

Beautiful and relaxing place

Its such a cool place with the fall flowing beautifully.

it was awesome

Natural feel of roaring falls

The falls wonderful

Three star falls

Perfect

Great outdoors adventure

A good place for tourists, I love it, and more developments are really needed here. Thanks

Refreshing.

Very cool place

It was a great experience

It's a lovely place to relax

We decided to make a quick stop at Ssezibwa Falls on our way back from Mabira Forest, and it was great. We paid 30,000 UGX for the guide, and it was definitely worth it. He takes you around and gives you a great overview of the history of the falls, the cultural significance of the falls. I don't know if I could drive out there for the day, as there isn't really much to do there. The tour itself takes about 40 minutes (with kids). I think it's great for a stop, but not for a destination (unless your combining it with something else).

The sceneries, fresh breath of nature and the fact that it's just open for relaxation

It's nature untouched

(Translated by Google) The waterfall was rarely or not at all visited, so you could really enjoy everything. The cleanliness left a lot to be desired, a shame. The trip there is worthwhile and easy to organize from Kampala. I just did it with Uber. (Original) Der Wasserfall war wenig bis gar nicht besucht, so konnte man alles richtig genießen. Die Sauberkeit lässt aber dennoch zu wünschen übrig, schade. Der Ausflug dorthin lohnt sich aber und ist von Kampala aus leicht zu organisieren. Ich habe es einfach mit Uber gemacht.

condusive environment to meditate and get away from the distractions of life as you experience nature in which ever way you can Express

Water falls

Very strategic, restaurant is good and their services are great.

Welcoming staff, with maximum security not only to visitors belongings but also the health of visitors is held key. Through emphasizing hand washing and sanitizing, and also ensuring that visitors wear their mask well, thus observing the Standard Operating Procedures preventing spreading of covid.

It is a very spacious place. Calm and soothing and with a breathtaking 360° view of the city!

Very nice view quiet

Very NICE view no noise whatsoever...good for calming your mind and a picnic a few friends

Is one of the oldest places of worship with a very long history of having started as a grass thatched shelter to the apparently renovated structure. Has a lot of improvements done on the access roads in and out. It now has restaurants with local foods serving lunch at an affordable price and some businesses to provide the people with access of some simple items one might quickly need. Orderly, with ample parking. A usually busy place on Saturdays, well known for memorable weddings.

The environment is friendly, cozy and Canaan Canteen & Restaurant does it's best in offering quality services!

We had the best bridal services ever

The best place ever for my wedding photoshoot

Magnificent view of church... and Kampala

Great church to go for the early Sunday morning services.

A beautiful place just to a Kampala hill top

Great place to worship and the views are breathing.

The environment and services are great.

Holy place, wonderful site, wonderful architecture, good for Church services, weddings and other ceremonies but you have to book in advance as it can be busy.

Beautiful place of worship

The place is on the top of hill it has a good veiw

Amazing experience with worship and sharing the word

Good of the city from the hill. Iconic architecture of one of the oldest churches in the county! Also a burial site for Bishops.

Had my wedding here and it's a good place

Holy place, spectacular views

Great place with very honest staff members.

Not very up-to-date with the facility but a beautiful view of the city

Great worship place with a hilltop view

Lovely place very specious had never been there before I actually didn't know where it was but ita beautiful you get to see the whole of kampala city while there tue view is spectacular at night

It's a nice holy place, with ample parking space.

It's a serene place great for reflection and good mental health

One of the oldest Cathedrals built by the British Missionaries in Uganda. Situated in the calm and serene environment of Namirembe Hill with some historical landmarks related to the start of Christianity in Uganda.

One of the places you must visit while in Uganda. The cathedral is one of the monumental architectural sites in the country

What a sight to behold. Beautiful architecture and ambience. Also, an important monument.

It's a cathedral. It's the usual sanctimonious atmosphere with history and grand design. Nice place to have a wedding

One of the oldest houses of worship in Uganda. Very many things you can learn from this place which are taken for granted in the Ugandan community.

Very calm place with a good spiritual environmental for meditation...it's green gardens are a whole thing..

To God be the glory. Namirembe Home of Anglican church in Uganda. It was really amazing to be here. I was so humbled to be there

Namirembe Cathedral is one of the focal Christian Worship venues for those who were raised in the Anglican Church of Uganda. It's the Headquarters of Namirembe Archdeaconery which encircles Kampala Capital City, Uganda's largest urban area. The present Cathedral on Namirembe Hill was constructed between 1915 and 1919.

The church is first of all beautiful. with its original colour which makes one appreciate the architectural history. its located on a hill giving it a wonderful view. i was their to attend a wedding for the first and i love the choir and the fact that all hyms are very connected to the psalms form the bible. for wedding i guess you need to make a booking. the plcae is great for photos too. have your wedding if your are a memeber of church of Uganda booked here

Extremely rude women in the offices. We wanted to have a quick pray/ visit before they closed on Saturday afternoon/ evening. We were told we would have to pay 10,000Ush to pray- or wait until tomorrow morning! We were visitors from U.K.

Nice