Welcome to a self-guided audio tour that will lead you through the enchanting streets of Entebbe, a town with a colonial history and natural beauty. This tour is perfect for history buffs and nature lovers alike, revealing stories of Uganda's first capital while allowing participants to go at their own pace. Starting with the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre, the tour follows a path into the past, exploring the legacy of British colonial rule and the evolution of this lakeside town. The journey begins with the chance to meet the diverse wildlife of Uganda and gradually transitions into a walk through hidden historical treasures. The tour route winds through key landmarks, including the Imperial British East Africa Company grounds, the Old Entebbe Airport Control Tower, the stately State House, and the reverent WWI Memorial, culminating in the serene beauty of the Entebbe Botanical Garden. Travelers will end their journey with a breathtaking view of Lake Victoria, leaving them with a sense of connection to both the land and its rich history. Immersive experiences, like visiting St. John's Church and an old colonial post office, are among the highlights. Listen to the tales of each site and embrace the relaxing ambiance of the Entebbe Botanical Garden, an oasis of flora and fauna. By the end of this tour, travelers will have woven together the threads of nature and history that form the fabric of Entebbe, offering an unforgettable exploration of the town's identity.