This prominent building in the Kenyan skyline is known for its cylindrical tower and is shown on the schilling. Take an elevator to the observation deck for city views.

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Home to the National Assembly and Senate, book a guided tour to delve into Kenyan politics.

This museum offers a thorough account of Kenya’s political, economic, and cultural history through documents, photographs, and other artifacts.

This museum, housed in an old railway building, honors the important role railways have played in Kenya’s history. Visit to see vintage locomotives, including the infamous train used in Out of Africa. For more history of the film, check out the Karen Blixen Museum.

This museum includes exhibits on paleontological finds, art, and wildlife displays. It’s beautiful gardens and tranquil surroundings provide a peaceful retreat in the heart of the bustling city.

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A traditional Kenyan market offering handmade crafts, jewelry, textiles, and art. This market moves around throughout the week so check the current location before going. On Saturdays, it is in The High Court parking lot.

A not-for-profit organization dedicated to conservation; it is a great place to get a taste of animal viewing in Kenya. Local tour guides recommend the Giraffe Centre instead of the larger Nairobi National Park.

Stay in the Central Business District (CBD) to be close to all the action including a wide range of dining options and shopping.

This neighborhood not far from the city center is known for its trendy restaurants and vibrant nightlife.

If you visit the Giraffe Centre or Karen Blixen Museum, you will be in this upscale neighborhood known for its quiet parks and extravagant homes outside of the city center.

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