PLACES IN NAIROBI THAT WILL ADD ON TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE

If what you have in mind is a place that can interpret Kenya’s rich heritage, then these venues will definitely satisfy your curiosity.  They are a one stop for visitors to sample the country’s rich heritage and history.  They display culture of various tribes in Kenya and also are the source of history of our land.  The attractions and events at these venues will leave you with so much knowledge and sure enough you will not be disappointed.

Bomas of Kenya

The Bomas of Kenya consists of cultural attractions and also hosts daily shows and dances in the afternoons. 

Attractions

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

Karen Blixen Museum

It is open to the public every day from 9.30a.m to 6p.m;

Attractions

The museum shop offers handicrafts etc. The site can also be used for different functions.

Locating Karen Blixen Museum

For those who would like to visit the site using public means; Board matatu No.24 at Railways bus terminus

National Archives

This centrally located collection contains historic photographs, Kenyan crafts and paintings which are its main attractions.

Nairobi National Museum

With so many educating sections, it is one of the most preferred tourist destinations adjacent to the city center. 

Location of Nairobi National Museum from the City Centre

Nairobi National Museum is located at the Museum Hill Road off Uhuru Highway.   it is approximately 15 minutes drive from the city center, accessible by both public and private means.

Locating the Museum by Matatu

Board Matatu No. 30 or 23 at Old Nation House (Koja) bus terminus.

Attractions

Dotted with a feeling of heritage, culture, arts and crafts that is for education, the museum is furnished with a world class Coffee Lounge, Gift shops and a Book shop and also botanical gardens that offer a serene environment that can be used for leisure moments.

When to Visit the Museum

The museum and snake park are open all days from 08.30 am through to 6.00pm with an a small admission fee

The venues draw visitors from all walks of life in appreciation of Kenya’s rich heritage which is the culture, history and contemporary art.  Make an effort of learning something new each day; I am sure a visit to one of these venues will help you achieve that goal.