Nairobi is one of the largest and
fastest growing cities in Africa; it is Kenya’s principal economic,
administrative, and cultural center. Below are places worth visiting while in Nairobi and for the residents create time to go to these awesome attractions in Nairobi. They are among the most amazing tourist attractions in Kenya. Nairobi is also a holiday destination in Kenya for those who would like to take a vacation or weekend breaks. The sites have so many things to do and lots of events that leave you yearning for more. For more information on a particular site please contact the relevant
office/website.
It is a popular recreational park for
many city residents to visit.
Tourist Attractions and Holiday Events
The Arboretum has awesome attractions, it combines space, fresh
air, and pristine forest, its protected forest reserve holds different species
of indigenous and exotic plants, birds and a significant number of Monkeys.
For those looking for tranquility, holding picnics and also those who go to hold different activities, this is the place to visit.
For those looking for tranquility, holding picnics and also those who go to hold different activities, this is the place to visit.
Location of the
Nairobi Arboretum
The Arboretum is situated 3km from the
city center. For those who don’t drive it can easily be accessed on foot
through State House Road, past St. Paul’s Cathedral near University of Nairobi
Another entrance to the park is on
Arboretum Drive in Kileleshwa.
Entry Requirements
The Park is open for free to the public
to visit except for a parking fee.
Bomas of Kenya
The
Bomas of Kenya is a major tourist attraction area in Nairobi. It is one of the places in Nairobi where there are so many events and things to do. It consists of cultural tourist attractions and also hosts daily shows and
dances in the afternoons.
Tourist Attractions and Holiday Events
Apart
from the cultural attractions, the Bomas of Kenya also has a children’s
playground plus a restaurant and a bar.
Locating
the Bomas of Kenya
For
those who would like to visit the Site using public means; Board Matatu No. 24, 125 or 126 at Railways
Station
Central Park
Central
Park has well maintained gardens, interspersed with shade trees. Quite an ideal site for picnic lovers to
visit,
Attractions and Weekend Events
It
has a Children’s playground with a wide range of facilities and a huge monument
where professional photographers like to hang around and take pictures of
visitors for a fee. The Park is also used as a picnic site.
Locating Central Park
The
park is located behind Nairobi Serena Hotel; it occupies an area bounded by
Kenyatta Avenue, Nyerere Avenue and Uhuru Highway.
Entry Requirements
The
Park is open for free to the public. The Nairobi City Council, however, charges
for use of toilet facilities in the Park.
City Park
Nairobi
City Park stands above most in its rich biodiversity with indigenous tree
species that are endemic to Kenya.
Attractions
The park has nature trails for nature lovers and runners who come to jog. It is also used as a picnic site.
Attractions
The park has nature trails for nature lovers and runners who come to jog. It is also used as a picnic site.
Tucked
away on a portion of the Park is a public cemetery and adjacent to this
cemetery is Murumbi Peace Memorial Park.
Locating City Park
The
Park is situated in Parklands area, for those who would like to visit the site using
public means; board Matatu No. 11A, 106, 107 at Koja (Old Nation House) bus
terminus or matatu No.100 at Bus Station (BS)
Entry Requirements
City
Park is open for free to the public to visit. There is a charge for use of the
toilet facilities in the Park.
For
more information on the Park, you can visit the following website; http://citypark.wildlifedirect.org/
For
more tourist attraction sites please follow the links given; http:www.arrivesafekenya.blogspot.com/2014/12/nairobis-attraction-sites-part-iv.html
http://www.arrivesafekenya.blogspot.com/2014/12/nairobis-attraction-sites-part-ii.html
http://www.arrivesafekenya.blogspot.com/2014/12/nairobis-attraction-sites-part-iii.html
http://www.arrivesafekenya.blogspot.com/2014/12/nairobis-attraction-sites-part-ii.html
http://www.arrivesafekenya.blogspot.com/2014/12/nairobis-attraction-sites-part-iii.html
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