• Nairobi National Museum - Your day begins with an 8:30 am pickup from your Nairobi hotel by our professional guide/driver, heading to the Nairobi National Museum. Established in 1920 and relocated to its current site in 1929, the museum is an excellent starting point to explore Kenya’s history, culture, and art. It aims to showcase the country’s rich heritage, offering an educational and leisurely experience. The museum is open every day of the year from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm.
• August 7th Memorial Park - At 10:30 am, depart from the museum and drive to the city center. After parking, take a walk to the August 7th Memorial Park, located at the site of the 1998 bomb blast on Haile Selassie Avenue. The park is dedicated to the victims, with a notice board listing their names. This visit will take about an hour.
• Kenyatta International Conference Center - Next, drive to the Kenyatta International Conference Centre, a globally recognized venue for conferences, meetings, exhibitions, and special events, and one of Nairobi’s tallest buildings. You can visit the rooftop for a stunning and unique view of the city, which will take about an hour.
  Afterward, you have the option to dine at a restaurant offering delicious African cuisine.
  Finally, you will be dropped off at your hotel.

• Driver guide
• Entrance Kenyatta International Conference Centre
• Transport
• Entrance Nairobi National Museum
• Entrance August Memorial Park

• Lunch and drinks
• tips

Get a chance to visit the Nairobi National Museum, KICC, and August Memorial Park. Nairobi is one of the most fascinating cities in Africa, offering incredible places to explore whether you’re a visitor or a resident. The city was established in 1899 and developed as a key hub for the Kenya-Uganda Railway. The name Nairobi is derived from the Maasai word “Enkare Nyrobi,” which means the place of cool water.

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