Windhoek: Katutura Township and City Walking Tour｜Namibia

Begin your tour with a visit to the German Lutheran Church (Christuskirche), built by German settlers between 1907 and 1910. Next, see the Parliament of the Republic of Namibia (Tintenpalast), constructed by the same settlers.

Continue to the Independence Memorial Museum, built by North Korea in 2014, and learn about the country’s history. Stop at the Genocide Memorial Monument, commemorating the war between the Herero and Namas tribes and the involvement of Germany.

Visit the Windhoek Crafts Centre to see local artisans at work. Then, head to Pepata Traditional Food Restaurant to discover traditional dishes like Omahangu porridge.

Explore China Town, a bustling area with a significant Chinese community. Visit Okahandja Park, a rural settlement, and gain insight into the lives of its residents.

Finally, stop at the Single Quarter Community Open Market, where people from different tribes sell their traditional products, and visit the Old Location, the first settlement in Windhoek.