• Jeevanjee Gardens - Visitors discover the garden’s history and explore current activities and events held there. They also learn about the colonial names of the surrounding streets.
• City Market - Visitors explore the market’s four divisions while learning about its history. They can also purchase souvenirs at the curio shops.
• Jamia Mosque - Visitors observe the mosque and its activities.
• McMillan Memorial Library - Visitors appreciate the library’s unique historical architecture, learn about its history, and its inclusion in the constitution.
• Kenyatta Avenue - This street serves as one of the main entrances to the city. Visitors see the Askari monument and the African war veterans memorial obelisk. They also encounter various banks, Forex bureaus, and restaurants along the street.
• Sarova Stanley Nairobi - 5 Star Hotel - As the oldest hotel in the city, visitors learn about its history and explore the stores along Kimathi Street.
• Dedan Kimathi Statue - Dedan Kimathi is an iconic figure in Kenya’s fight for independence. Visitors learn about his role in the Mau Mau movement and also see the Hilton Hotel Nairobi.
• Moi Avenue - Visitors experience the ‘Matatu’ culture and the vibrant life of Nairobi.
• Kenyatta International Convention Centre - Visitors take photos at the Jomo Kenyatta statue, go up to the helipad for an aerial view of the city, which includes attractions like the historical ‘British’ railway, Parliament buildings, Uhuru Park grounds, Holy Family Basilica Catholic Church, and more.
• The Galton-Fenzi Memorial - Here, visitors learn the directions and distances to major cities around the world and conclude the tour by walking towards Jeevanjee Gardens.

• Bottled water included
• Comfort with in-vehicle air conditioning
• Guided by a professional, interactive guide

• KICC Helipad Entrance - $5 payble by ONLY card or MPesa
• Snacks
• Gratuities

This walking tour offers a safe and enjoyable experience.
Perfect for those on a layover.
Participants are treated to a refreshing fruit salad. There is an opportunity to learn how to cook Chapati or Ugali, which are popular dishes in Kenya. The tour includes a visit to a local restaurant to immerse in the culinary scene of Nairobi. Additionally, shoe cleaning at a kiosk and a street photo shoot are offered, all optional.
The tour is flexible to fit your schedule. You can book any three-hour slot during the day, with typical start times at 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.
While exploring Nairobi independently is possible, the insights provided by our guide are unparalleled. The sense of security and ease of navigation are also unmatched.
Participants will also learn some everyday Nairobi slang and basic Swahili words and phrases, helping them to seamlessly integrate into the city’s rich cultural tapestry.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.