Camp Kigali Belgian Memorial

Camp Kigali Belgian Memorial is one of Rwanda’s most significant historical landmarks, honoring the ten Belgian United Nations peacekeepers who lost their lives during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. Located in Kigali, the memorial features ten stone pillars, each representing one of the fallen soldiers, and serves as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made during one of the darkest chapters in Rwanda’s history.

Visitors can learn about the events that unfolded at Camp Kigali, reflect on the importance of peace and reconciliation, and gain a deeper understanding of Rwanda’s remarkable journey toward unity and recovery. Often included alongside the Kigali Genocide Memorial in cultural and historical tours, Camp Kigali Belgian Memorial offers a meaningful and educational experience for travelers interested in Rwanda’s history.