• Dedan Kimathi Statue - A monument honoring a hero who fought for Kenya’s independence, also known as “Mau Mau.”
• Nation Centre - A renowned skyscraper with twin glass towers, serving as the “home of news” where the city’s major newspapers and TV stations operate.
• McMillan Memorial Library - Nairobi’s oldest library, featuring giant stone lions at the entrance and housing a collection of very rare books.
• Jamia Mosque - The architectural heart of the CBD and a hub for Islamic practice.
• City Market - The city’s most lively spot for fresh flowers, souvenirs, and fresh food.
• Parliament of Kenya - With a clock tower inspired by Big Ben, this is where Kenya’s laws are discussed and where the first president is interred.
• Cathedral Basilica of the Holy Family - A large, historic church with stunning stained glass windows, it was the first building in Nairobi constructed entirely of stone.
• August 7th Memorial Park - A serene green garden commemorating the victims of the 1998 U.S. Embassy bombing, symbolizing Nairobi’s peace and resilience.
• Kenyatta International Convention Centre - Designed to resemble a traditional African hut, its rooftop helipad provides the most renowned 360-degree view of the entire city.

• Kenyatta International Convention Centre Rooftop Entrance
• Certified Student Guide

Discover Nairobi from the perspective of local college students on this captivating tour that showcases the city’s rich history and lively culture. Explore famous sites like the KICC towers and dive into the lively atmosphere of City Market. Connect Nairobi’s past with its future by engaging in discussions about the city’s development with the driven students who are actively shaping it. This intimate group experience provides a unique viewpoint and genuine stories that surpass conventional guidebooks.

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