Nairobi City Guided Walking Tour

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About this activity

During the tour, I will take you to the tallest building in Nairobi, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the city from above. From this vantage point, you’ll also see the statue of Kenya’s first president. Depending on the time of day, this stop offers a beautiful opportunity to experience either sunrise or sunset over Nairobi.

We will visit the site of the 1998 U.S. Embassy bombing and discuss its historical significance.

Along the way, we will explore and discuss the many monuments that have played an important role in the history of Nairobi and Kenya as a nation.

Afterward, we will head to the Maasai Market, where you can shop for authentic African handicrafts, souvenirs, curios, and more. I will assist you throughout to ensure you get quality items at local prices.

Once the tour is complete, I will recommend a good restaurant, and I will also help arrange an Uber to take you back to your hotel safely and conveniently.

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At a glance

Duration: 2 hours
Confirmation: Instant confirmation
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Up to 8 people
People per booking: 1–8
Guide: English
Operated by: Crabvince Tours

Ages: Children (7–12 years) · Youth (13–19 years) · Adults (20–50 years) · Seniors (51–70 years)

What is included

Included

Included: Wi-Fi

Not included

Not included: Admission Ticket to KICC: $5 per person

Itinerary

Kenyatta International Conference Center

10 min Admission not included

At this stop, we'll see the first statue of the first president of Kenya and we will also have a chance to go on the rooftop of the KICC building to view Nairobi in an aerial view.
Dedan Kimathi Statue

5 min

Dedan Kimathi is one of the National heroes in the Kenyan History. One of the people who help Kenya fight for independence.
Tom Mboya Statue

5 min

Tom Mboya is so important in the history of Kenya since he spoke at the congress hall to help Kenya get her independence.

Here you will see his statue and also take pictures
National Archives

10 min

Kenya National Archive is a National monument. This is where we get all the history of Nairobi. going in is optional.

(You will only explore this attraction from the outside)
Stop 5

5 min

This is where we get to see Kipande house which is a National Monument. It has a lot of history which helped Kenya grew as a country.
Stop 6

30 min

In the Masaai market, you can buy African handcraft and souvenir. You can take pictures and interact with our local sellers.
Jamia Mosque

10 min

Jamia Mosques is National monument. It is the Centre of worship for the Muslim community in Nairobi. Here you will get to see the mosque, take pictures and also get more history about Jamia Mosque.
August 7th Memorial Park

10 min

In this memorial park, you will see where US Embassy was bombed in 1998. You can also take pictures.

(You will only explore this attraction from the outside)