Islands near Nairobi

Answer: The National Museum of Kenya presents archaeological finds including the remains of ancient hominids. Nairobi Central Park, founded in 1904, combines greenery and colonial-era monuments. The Karen Blixen Museum, dedicated to the Danish writer, tells about her life in Kenya in the early XX century.

Answer: The Kenyan Parliament Building, built in 1954, showcases a mix of neoclassical and colonial styles. The Nairobi Railway Museum, opened in 1971, houses artifacts from the Ugandan Railway era. The memorial chapel of the 4th Royal Rifle Regiment, built in 1924, is an example of British military architecture.

Answer: Nairobi National Park, founded in 1946, offers safaris with giraffes, zebras and lions. BioKen Snake Park showcases more than 50 species of reptiles and amphibians. The Nairobi Children’s Museum, opened in 2005, includes interactive exhibitions on Kenya’s history and culture.

Answer: Viewpoint in Nairobi National Park offers views of the savannah with wild animals against the background of the urban skyline. The Jomo Kenyatta Gardens, created in 1978, combine tropical plants and sculptures. The KICC Tower, built in 1973, offers an observation deck at 28 floors.

Answer: Legend has it that the hill of Karura, where the forest reserve is located, was a meeting place of ancient tribes for rituals. The Karen Blixen Museum is surrounded by stories about her affair with hunter Dennis Finch-Hutton. The Railway Museum holds tales of Uganda Railway builders who were chased by lions.

Answer: The Langata Giraffe Farm, founded in 1979, allows you to get acquainted with rare species of Rothschild giraffes. The Karura Forest Reserve, established in 1932, offers hiking trails through the tropical jungle. The Museum of Railway Locomotives, opened in 1975, stores rare exhibits of steam locomotives of the XIX century.