Meeting Point

KENCOM BUILDING

Iconic Government Buildings

Walk past key government buildings such as City Hall, the Law Courts, and the Mausoleum of Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya’s founding president. These landmarks tell the story of Kenya’s political journey from independence to present day.

Old Salvation Army building

As you cruise down Moi Avenue, your guide will introduce you to Nairobi’s diverse architecture and history, including the Old Salvation Army Building, a relic of colonial-era Nairobi and a symbol of humanitarian legacy.

Kenya National Archives

Kenya National Archives, located beside the Hilton Hotel. This small yet rich museum is home to an impressive collection of tribal artifacts, traditional art, historical photographs, and cultural displays— offering fascinating insight into Kenya’s diverse heritage.

Maasai And City Market

Head to the lively City Market, a colorful hub filled with hand-carved crafts, beaded jewelry, fresh produce, and aromatic spices. It’s the perfect stop to experience Nairobi’s local flavor and pick up a few souvenirs.

KICC Rooftop

Visit to the Kenyatta International Conference Centre (KICC). Take the elevator to the top floor and enjoy panoramic, 360-degree views of Nairobi. From this rooftop platform, spot Nairobi National Park on the horizon, and on a clear day, the distant Ngong Hills.

Carnivore Restaurant

At Carnivore, indulge in a lavish buffet lunch featuring a variety of meats roasted over a massive charcoal pit, served on traditional Maasai swords. Known globally for its “Beast of a Feast,” this is a must for food lovers.

Ending Point

We drop you at Kencom Building or your hotel