Ssegaluma Herbert Good church to all people especially Protestants located at namirembe
Carol Kuyo This is the oldest cathedral in Uganda and was built in 1890 on the Namirembe hill. We wanted to get into the church but we were denied entry and we guessed it was because of how we looked on the outside....the person I was with was so vexed but I was all cool and didn't mind because I was tired😂. I however felt very disappointed. Ultimately, we felt harshly judged and given we're supposed to love as Christians, it was rather ironical. "Come as you are, not as you want but how we want".😭 The architecture is absolutely beautiful and the views from this hill are also to die for! You'll definitely get nice photos from this site. The entry fee is free. 🤙🏾
Dintu George 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.
- Pheeneeck - 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.
Adhiambo Agoro 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 :)