Goma, Dr Congo

Top things to do in Goma

10 attractions, landmarks and museums worth your time, ranked by traveler reviews.

Maison St Benoit

Find tranquility in manicured gardens and spiritual retreat at this Catholic guesthouse offering a peaceful haven in bustling Goma.

Entertainment

Umuganda Stadium

Catch a football match or cultural festival at Gisenyi's main stadium, a lively hub for sports and community events near the DR Congo border.

Neighborhood

Gisenyi

Gisenyi is a Rwandan border town adjacent to Goma, offering Lake Kivu beaches and resort stays with views of the DR Congo.

Park & nature

Sebeya River

The Sebeya River flows into Lake Kivu near Goma, offering scenic hiking trails through lush landscapes along its banks.

Neighborhood

Goma

Goma is a bustling DR Congo city on Lake Kivu's shore, serving as the main gateway to Virunga National Park and offering vibrant markets.

Landmark

Gisenyi Airport

A small airport straddling the DR Congo-Rwanda border, offering dramatic views of Lake Kivu and the Virunga volcanoes.

Neighborhood

Goma (commune)

A lively lakeside commune in Goma, known for its bustling markets and residential streets near the shores of Lake Kivu.

Neighborhood

Karisimbi (commune)

A residential commune in northern Goma, named after Mount Karisimbi and serving as a base for volcano treks.

Neighborhood

Rubona, Rwanda

Rubona, a Rwandan sector near Goma, offers serene agricultural landscapes and access to Lake Kivu's eastern shore.

Park & nature

Nyamyumba Hot Springs

Relax in naturally heated mineral waters believed to ease aches and skin ailments, set against a dramatic volcanic landscape near Goma.

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