• Kipande House - See Kipande house one of the earliest tall building in Nairobi build in 1913 by the British to allocate Identification to Kenyan people
• The Maasai Market - The market where they show case and sell maasai wooden crafts, magnets, Kenyan clothes, bracelet among other things
• National Archives - In the archives there is a collection of different artifacts from African nations and also the political history of Kenya as a nation
• Fairmont The Norfolk - This is a hotel where the queen of England, Queen Elizabeth was crowned
• Dedan Kimathi Statue - This is a Kenyan who led the maumau movement before independence, A respect Kenya leader whose status had been placed in the city centre to honour his works before independence
• Uhuru Park Nairobi - This beautiful park which is located in the city centre was originally open to the public in 23 may 1969 by the first president
• Jeevanjee Gardens - This is a small park located on your way to the west side of the city where local people go to relax during the day having being donated to the people by an Asian born entrepreneur in kenya
• Nairobi Governor’S Office - Kenya 8 province were sub-divided into 47 counties, Nairobi being the smallest hold the biggest city, we will see the governors of Nairobi office
• Railways Train station - This is the railway station that was built by the British people when they first arrived in Kenya.
• Tom Mboya Statue - A statesman who was among the fathers of the nation, Tom Mboya was killed in July 1969 in the CBD area and later a statue was raised to honour him
• UPS drop off location - We will come to Hilton hotel location where we started the tour to close the tour

• Certified guide

• Private transportation

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