Tours

Three stops within a few kilometres of each other, and three completely different experiences. You start at the Karen Blixen

Karen Blixen ran a coffee plantation below the Ngong Hills from 1917 to 1931, and the farmhouse she lived in

In 1979 there were roughly 130 Rothschild’s giraffe left in Kenya. The Giraffe Centre in Langata was set up that

Nairobi exists because of a railway. The Uganda Railway ran from Mombasa to Lake Victoria, and in 1899 the halfway

The Nairobi Snake Park shares a site with the National Museum and holds a living collection of East African reptiles

If you have time for one museum in Kenya, make it this one. The Nairobi National Museum on Museum Hill

Every animal here arrived because something went wrong. The Nairobi Animal Orphanage, opened by the Kenya Wildlife Service in 1964,

Being on foot changes what you see. The Nairobi Safari Walk is a raised timber boardwalk at the main gate

Fifteen minutes from a city of five million people, lions hunt on open grassland. Nairobi National Park is the only