- Nairobi Gallery - A national monument which houses original point Zero upon which distance was measured and the remaining collections of Joseph Murumbi. Building was used by the colonial government for local administration.
- Kenyatta International Conference Center - Known for it’s cylindrical architectural magnificence, the helipad offers spectacular panoramic view of the City and its skyline
- All fees and/or taxes
- Lunch
- Entry fees to KICC helipad and visit to Museums
- Snacks
The unique traditions and rich past of the inhabitants of Kenya are visibly reflected in different aspects across the city: through distinctive building styles, lifestyle, and the political landscape. You’ll be guided on an exploration of the city’s evolution from a marshland of papyrus plants to a bustling metropolis and the capital of Kenya.
Begin your tour at Nairobi’s Gallery, a colonial landmark utilized for local management and operations, where a briefing will be held over a cup of coffee at Point Zero Coffee.
Stroll along Kenyatta Avenue while taking note of the numerous monuments, and gain deep insights into Nairobi’s central attraction point, key streets, the origins of their names, colonial structures, and financial institutions.
Pause at Sarova Stanley, Nairobi’s oldest hotel. Here, you will gather extensive information about the development of the tourism industry and visits by the royal family to Kenya.
To cap it all, this tour will culminate in a trip to the KICC helipad for a breathtaking panoramic view of the city. At the conclusion of this tour, you’ll have a better understanding of the nation, its citizens, and their culture.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
