Discover the best attractions and experiences Nairobi has to offer
Nairobi's historic landmarks tell the story of Kenya's capital from colonial times to independence and beyond.
Final resting place of Kenya's founding president, a key symbol of the country's independence era.
Iconic tower with panoramic city views and a reminder of Nairobi's mid-20th-century development.
A beloved city landmark near Kenyatta Avenue, often photographed against a vibrant urban backdrop.
Culture, history, and science come alive in Nairobi's standout museums.
Comprehensive exhibits on Kenyan culture, natural history, and archaeology, set in a bright, accessible building.
Former home of the author of 'Out of Africa,' now a museum with period rooms and peaceful gardens.
A compact collection of historic locomotives and railway memorabilia near the city center.
Nairobi's landmarks also reflect its diverse faith communities and architectural styles.
A striking mosque near the city center, offering insight into Nairobi's Muslim community.
An imposing Anglican cathedral known for its stained-glass windows and quiet elegance.
A prominent Catholic church with a welcoming atmosphere and regular services.
Escape into wildlife and nature without leaving the Nairobi area.
Africa's first urban national park, where wildlife roams against a city skyline backdrop.
Popular elephant orphanage where visitors can learn about conservation and meet rescues (watching times vary).
A dedicated sanctuary where you can up close with friendly giraffes and learn about conservation.
Explore Nairobi's distinct districts, each with its own character, eateries, and vibe.
A bustling business and nightlife hub with stylish dining, bars, and shopping.
leafy residential area famous for the Karen Blixen Museum and tranquil cafes.
A lively, cosmopolitan neighborhood with markets, eateries, and easy city access.
A central district mixing modern offices with charming eateries and hotels.
Enjoy Nairobi without spending a dime at these city staples.
Stroll through the expansive city park, watch locals enjoying the outdoors, and take photos with the skyline backdrop.
Peaceful, shaded paths and a pleasant setting for a free walk or a relaxed picnic.
Free-to-enter forest trails offering lush scenery and wildlife across a network of easy paths.
Taste Nairobi's diverse flavors from iconic eateries to beloved local spots.
A legendary meat-lover experience famed for grilled specialties and a lively atmosphere.
A well-loved restaurant offering a refined menu with global influences and a cozy vibe.
Fried fish and Kenyan staples in a lively, authentic dining setting.
Nairobi comes alive after dark with a mix of bars, clubs, and live venues.
A legendary, eclectic bar and venue known for creative drinks and events.
A popular nightclub in Westlands with a rotating lineup of DJs and performances.
Glamorous nightclub and lounge offering a stylish late-night scene.
Live performances and cultural showcases reveal Nairobi's vibrant arts scene.
Historic venue hosting stage productions, concerts, and cultural performances.
Cultural center with traditional dances, music, and storytelling in a festive setting.
From golf greens to multi-purpose stadiums, sports are a staple of Nairobi life.
Major sporting complex hosting international events and local leagues.
Historic private club offering a classic course and scenic views.
Another prestigious course set in a leafy Nairobi neighborhood.
Go beyond the usual sights with immersive, lesser-known experiences.
Guided tours offering insights into daily life, history, and community projects.
Scenic ridge hike with sweeping views of the Great Rift Valley and Nairobi countryside.
Winding drive from Nairobi to a serene tea farm experience with rolling green hills.