Kiseka Market is located in the heart of Kampala. You can easily reach it by taxi or boda-boda (motorcycle taxi). Many locals know it as a central hub for car parts. +1

Yes, it's a major commercial area, so numerous public transport options like minibuses and taxis will take you close to the market. Be prepared for traffic congestion.

The market is extensive. Walking is the primary way to get around. Vendors are usually happy to point you in the right direction if you're looking for something specific.

Parking can be challenging due to the high volume of traffic. It's often easier to get dropped off by a taxi or boda-boda and walk.

Many shops have specific addresses or landmarks. It's helpful to have the shop name or a contact number to ask for directions. +1

No, there is no entrance fee to access Kiseka Market. It's a public marketplace.

Kiseka Market generally operates from early morning until late evening, seven days a week. However, specific shop hours may vary.

No booking is required for general entry. If you're attending a specific event or performance, check for any associated ticketing information.

While official guided tours might not be common, you can often find local guides or simply explore on your own. Engaging with vendors can also provide insights.

Cash is widely accepted. Some vendors may accept mobile money transfers, but it's always good to have cash on hand. Bargaining is key!

You can find a vast array of new and used car parts, including engines, body panels, tires, batteries, and accessories for various car makes and models. +1

Yes, Kiseka Market also caters to motorcycle enthusiasts, offering parts and accessories for bikes.

Many stalls offer installation services for parts purchased, and some mechanics operate within or near the market.

While car parts are the main focus, you can also find related tools, electronics, and sometimes even general merchandise or crafts. +1

It's advisable to inspect used parts thoroughly before purchasing. Vendors are generally knowledgeable, and you can often negotiate warranties or return policies.

Kiseka Market is known for its vibrant atmosphere, often featuring live music performances by local artists and DJs. +2

Yes, the market frequently hosts events, sometimes featuring popular Ugandan musicians and personalities. Keep an eye out for announcements. +1

Absolutely! The market is a microcosm of Kampala's energy, offering a glimpse into daily life, commerce, and local entertainment. +1

The market is a hub of activity, and interacting with vendors and shoppers can be a great way to connect with the local community.

Artists like King Saha, Karole Kasita, and Pallaso have been seen performing or visiting Kiseka Market. +2