The market is huge! I did not realise that from the outside. There are three similar segments and after exploring one of them I thought I’ve seen it all. The items on the shops are mostly similar. You can find a wide variety of items. Most of them represent the African culture. They have a parking on the first segment only and I guess the shops in that segment are the privileged ones. Before you buy anything, I’ll suggest you have a walk around. See what’s in there and what you want. One tip for you, when you go there, keep it in mind, there’s always room for a bargain. Be a little shameless and try negotiating. You may do that in USD too, I find it easier.

I agree that the vendors can be sometimes aggressive but assure them that you will take a look at their store too and they all calm down. ;) I loved this market and the people in it. They were reasonable and it had unique stuff that was of quality.

I kamulali Trevor or Trevor Tamavo I do sell art and crafts, I.e woven baskets, lampshades ,paintings ,bags,antiques ,drums among others

A hug 3 sections of market to buy variety of handicrafts, woodenware, stones, colorful and beautiful place to shop. U can buy bags, sandals, show pieces, souvenirs, t-shirt dresses and allot more at a very good price. But u should be able to negotiate well there. Always a great experience to shop at the craft market

Close to the Senana Hypermarkt you will find the Bagala Craft Market. I was looking for some gifts to take back home to South Africa so this craft market was the perfect stop for me. There are various stalls selling different curios so you will need to spend some time finding exactly what you want. I luckily found a couple of things including a dress for my daughter and some beautiful pillow covers for my wife. Although there are one or two stalls that have cards facilities, I recommend you have Ugandan Shilling on you as most don't accept cards and it is difficult to find an ATM close by.

The best place to get good art and crafts. Best prices too.Crafts are from Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Congo.

Amazing skirts, African fabrics and dresses, antiques, and souvenirs! wood work is amazing there. You should bargain in all the items! the market closes at 6 PM, so make sure you go early!

Bagala Craft is one of the famous craft market in Kampala. It has various artisan shops selling their items ranging from ebony wood items, handmade jewelry, Masai slipper, painting and many more items. It's a one stop solution for craft items and return gifts/souvenirs for someone looking for unique items. This is one of my favourite places for shopping when, I have trips planned for my visit to my country. The place is good with awesome crafts but you need to check multiple shops & negotiate well before buying don't get lured in their words stating the uniqueness of their items. But it's worth going place to buy good crafts.

This craft market at the heart of the city will amaze you with the various locally handmade crafts , paintings and all sorts of products. Has friendly people willing to make sure you have a variety of options to ones satisfaction. Best part is payments can be made by Visa, mobile money and cash...

This has sorts of African Culture crafts that can good and nice to check out

This is actually three independently run markets, Exposure Africa, Craft Africa, and Bukoto Market. The products are mostly the same, but the prices and vendors can be quite different. Exposure Africa is the most aggressive and touristy by far. The wares are beautiful in all of the shops, and it makes for a lovely afternoon. Admission is free.

Mr Dominic at East Africa Crafts is just fabulous. The staff helping him was such a joy to work with. They assisted me with exceptional service. I would differently refer them and come back again. They will be a long standing associate.

As an artist its really a great place to get inspiration as a craft lover place is magnificent you can literally get surprises everywhere you set your eyes cant forget the time is saw a small purse be opened up and end up as a big one the artist called it a magic bag haha love the place

Very nice market to buy local made stuff and awesome paintings..

(Translated by Google) Various Ugandan souvenirs are on display (Original) 다양한 우간다 토속 기념품들이 진열되어 있음

It's a very nice place

Streets are very crowded, very busy... Here you can enjoy your shopping in a calm atmosphere, visit the small shops, as you luke!

Great Cultural Art work

This place has got u all covered in every traditional wears around Kampala. Ample parking available and fair prices

This market has good and very beautiful stuff. All best African stuff is here. This is the home of all craft. I have worked there before and it's all am amazing experience with all kinds of people around the globe.🤗🤗🥳🥳☺️☺️😍😍😍🌺🌺🌺🌹🌹 No matter the origin, color, race, and language.

Wonderful

Great souvenirs stop over and antiques

It's a lovely place. I'd advice you to first move around and find out the prices because I bought from a specific light skinned munyakole lady at the upper stalls and she cheated me. It's a shame that when I confronted her she had no remorse.

A right place for all your art and crafts needs in Kampala

Beautiful hand made crafts here ...lovely ...was happy to get a gift for a friend's birthday here

Wide variety of African prints

Various African attires

Many micro trader stores all selling the same merchandise.

It is a good place for shopping souvenirs

Nice Handicraft market but bargain bargain bargain lot of variety of wooden items jewellery and showpieces lovely people always welcoming and as they say “ viewing is free Step in” I am sure stepping in will make you buy many things.

This is a great place you will buy all artistic crafts here. With high value. You will have value for money here

The vendors are ridiculously courteous. They ask an exorbitant price for their crafts and then you have bargain. It's so funny. I enjoy the time I spent there.

It's a good place to get artwork, be ready to bargain if you want good price.

Great place to buy souvenirs. There are enough of all sorts, prices and regions. Very affordable I would say. But always bargain, ~15k to 20k less than given price.

This market would be a fun, convenient place to buy souvenirs if store keepers let customers shop in peace. It has great potential. For now, I recommend visiting Old Kampala Friday Craft market on Friday instead.

Good market. Not much variety.

Great craft market in Kampala. In front of the market there is a large parking lot for several dozen cars. You can always buy paintings, ebony crafts (many fakes, look at the weight of the figures and other signs), african souvenirs. Traders are unobtrusive. Be sure to bargain to drop the price.

Beautiful craft and art shop. Affordable prices. Strategically located in the heart of Kampala. I am a tour guide and we shop here a lot during our walking tours in Kampala.

I think it a good time to visit the place when it's not too crowded and can make your choices without many sellers dividing your decision making.

So many craft stores on offer. Being a westerner, the price instantly went up in comparison to locals from Uganda. If possible, I’d recommend having a local go in and buy for you, after you I first go around and have a look. If you don’t mind paying more, then just walk around and pay their increased prices. Some amazing crafts on offer!

I really enjoyed this market! They have very many options so it’s a good spot to go for crafts. I suggest going earlier in the day because it’s easy to spend quite a while and run out of time to look at everything! Definitely bargain, but also be fair. I’ve been a few times now, and after having stayed in Uganda for some time, I have purchased more than enough of these items for myself or friends/family haha… so when I go to craft markets now, it’s mainly to show someone around or to check if there’s anything new people have been making. I find it slightly overwhelming when everyone all at the same time is telling me to enter their shop and showing me a bunch of random items. The first couple times it was fine because I was there for that, but now I don’t know what to say! Even when I explain, people insist there’s someone in my life that I haven’t purchased a magic wallet for yet 😂

Best souvenir deals in town. Great upper level view of Marabou storks on treetops nearby.

Souvenir market, everything is quite the same (baskets, clothes, some stone bowls and tools, etc.) But it's is clean and big. A good place for last minute gifts shopping

Great place for those who love and appreciate art. Drop by for those master pieces that will add value and a touch of class every where and anywhere you will hang them! Highly recommended though parking 🅿️ space is quite limited.

Wide variety of local gift items which make perfect choices when you return home. The prices are very reasonable and for locals crafts as well as clothing items. There are items which suit many budgets and and when you browse thej recommendations can be made

This Crafts center is well located in the heart of Kampala city. You can basically find any souvenirs you wish. The prices are fair and negotiable. I was able to get some beautiful art painting on a discounted price. Expect to be greeted with a "rush" for customers. Everyone will call you to their stalls. I advise always to first take a walk across the stalls and then decide where and what to buy.

Lots of stalls with friendly shopkeepers who were not overly aggressive. I have been to this craft market a few times and it is actually even bigger than I realized the first time I went. There are three separate sections with their own entrances along Buganda Road.

Good for budget arrangements. It ia accessible, has nice view and neighbourhoog

It's was good

Nice crafts-and very affordable

So much to find there

It is a good market in Kampala of you want some souvenirs, like beautiful paintings. For things made by cloth, it is cheaper one market that is close to the Gaddafi Mosque.

Love the range of African art and products

The place is cool

Great African craft

Amazing place

It so amazing that every one wants to receive you.

Art and craft at its best packaging

Nice African ware

Hub of arts and crafts. Good vibe. Good people.

Innovative

Very focused on tourists who just want to buy a souvenir. However, don't expect to find high quality locally made products there as this place deals in the things you may find in any tourist market in eastern Africa.

Lots of variety to choose from.

If you enjoy craft items, the then this is the best place or market you can go. It's convenient and reliable

Truely Ugandan crafts

It's a very beautiful and amazing craft market anything you want is right there. I love it

Wow! place for art lovers. African paintings and hand crafts available here. A little bargaining on prices would be helpful for customers to buy any item. Arts with artists are here to make some special orders. A varity of good, average and okay type African hand crafts are available.

Good displays there. I find it hard to buy anything there ... Because i have grown up there. :)

For all good crafts

Beautiful place where you can found Africa craft especially Uganda crafts. The market is accessible and well secure, ATM around and forex bureau just at corner

It was fine

Craft shop prices are pocket friendly

Art that defines the pearl of Africa.

A lot of authentic African art

One stop centre for crafts...

Lots of variety of crafts... including great people

Hard working people doing whatever they can to earn a living and secure a better future.

Africa to the world ✊?✊?✊?❤️❤️❤️❤️

(Translated by Google) You can find everything, just no real current art. They are available from Toffa (Original) Du findest alles, nur keine wirkliche aktuelle Kunst. Die gibts bei Toffa

Great place

Bargaining must, traditional Ugandan collection available

I'm so pleased to have been introduced to this little haven! Here you will find an array of local craft vendors selling a range of beautifully crafted home and fashion accessories. Will surely visit again!

Nice African crafts

The market has items that can be picked for gift.

Variety of crafts ample parking space

Full of craft pieces

Very expensive you need to negotiate but lovely stuff

Fantastic, the Guggenheim of east Africa

(Translated by Google) Lots of odds and ends probably made abroad. Then some surprises, like this very talented painter who exhibits in front (Original) Beaucoup de bricoles probablement faites à l'étranger. Puis quelques surprises, comme ce peintre très talentueux qui expose devant

(Translated by Google) Lots of small shops selling everything from souvenir. You have to bargain ... it's all overrated because it's a touristy place. (Original) Πολλά μικρά μαγαζάκια που πουλάνε τα πάντα από souvenir. Πρέπει να κάνεις παζάρι..ειναι υπερτιμημένα όλα λόγω του ότι είναι τουριστικό το μερος.

I find my love at that place.

Too many stalls selling the same thing but it's small and easy get round. Retailers are friendly and honest about their pricing