Places to Visit in Nairobi

The Maasai Market in Nairobi is a vibrant open-air market that captures the heart and soul of Kenyan culture. Held on different days of the week in various locations across the city, this bustling marketplace is a treasure trove for unique, handcrafted items.

Like most other trusts and sanctuaries in the region, the Giraffe Centre was established for the conservation of the Rothschild species of the Giraffe, which is typically found only in the grasslands of East Africa. For those interested in wildlife and conservation, visiting the Giraffe Centre can be a highlight of Nairobi holiday packages.

There is an abundance of culture and history, hidden in Kenya. The Bomas of Kenya, is perhaps, the best way to get a good grasp of the authentic Kenyan culture. For those interested in exploring this cultural gem, many Kenya packages include visits to the Bomas of Kenya for an immersive experience.

Bordered by the suburbs of Peponi, Muthaiga, Ridgeways, Gigiri, New Muthaiga, Mathare North and Runda, the western end of the Karura Forest is known as the Sigiria Forest. Exploring this serene forest is often included in a well-rounded Nairobi package for nature lovers.

Built by a Swedish engineer, back in the year 1912, the museum is left open for the general public on all days, who can take part in guided tours of the museum. Many Kenya vacation packages include a visit to this historical site for an enriching experience.

Established by the State Corporation, the national museum finds its existence through an act of the parliament. The museum is entrusted with collection, preservation and documentation of the Kenyan cultural heritage and also engage in scientific research. A visit to this museum is a highlight of many Nairobi tours, offering insights into Kenya's rich history and culture.

The Khoja Mosque in Nairobi is a prominent religious landmark, serving as a spiritual center for the Khoja Shia Ithna-Asheri community. With its elegant architecture and rich cultural significance, the mosque fosters a sense of community, offering prayer services, educational programs, and a hub for social gatherings, reflecting Nairobi's diverse cultural tapestry.