Nairobi Guided Tour

On this guided exploration of Nairobi, you will uncover the vibrant narrative of Kenya's capital, visiting key sites such as the National Museum and the distinctive KICC.

Description

When booking, you have the option to select from two different tours, both commencing at Simba Street, extending for a duration of four hours, and conducted by an English-speaking guide. Below are the specific highlights of each route:

Downtown Nairobi Journey

This tour takes you into the central area of Nairobi, starting with an exploration of the Central Business District, where you can admire the city's striking skyscrapers. Within this district, significant sites include the National Archives of Kenya, August 7th Memorial Park, and the Kenyatta Mausoleum.

Nearby, you will encounter important landmarks integral to the city's past, including the Hilton Hotel and the Kenyatta International Convention Center. This notable 28-story structure serves as a hub for international trade fairs and conventions held in Nairobi.

Our path then leads us past Parliament and various government buildings at the city's core. Subsequently, we will make our way to the National Museum, where you'll have the chance to delve into the rich cultural elements of the nation, featuring exhibits on tribal attire as well as Kenya's diverse flora and fauna.

To wrap up this segment, our exploration will take us to the lively Nairobi market, an ideal locale for tasting local dishes and discovering unique crafts and artisanal goods.

Nairobi's Historical Insight Tour

If your interest lies in the history of Nairobi, this guided experience is crafted for you. We will start with a panoramic view of the city center, taking in famous landmarks such as the National Archives, the statue of Tom Mboya, and the memorial dedicated to Dedan Kimathi.

Next, we will traverse the well-known Kenyatta Avenue, passing significant sights including the General Post Office, Nyayo House, and the commemorative structure for Galton-Fenzi, the pioneer of the East African Automobile Association.

Our next destination will be the Nairobi Art Gallery, situated in the former offices of the Provincial Commissioner, where its fascinating history awaits. Additionally, we will stroll by Freedom Corner in Uhuru Park, established to honor Nobel Laureate Wangari Maathai.

Furthermore, we will visit City Hall, the Kenyatta International Convention Center, and August 7 Memorial Park. Finally, we will immerse ourselves in the Railway Museum, home to steam locomotives with captivating histories, including that of Superintendent John Lyall, who met a lion's fate in Tsavo.