Nairobi (Jomo Kenyatta Intl.) (NBO) Transfers

The property of Baroness Karen Blixen between 1917 and 1931, who came to Africa to engage in dairy farming and whose autobiography inspired the Oscar-winning movie "Out of Africa", this museum is an h...

From dance performances and beauty contests to crafts and poetry, Bomas is an unmissable place where you'll get a truly memorable insight into the lives of various tribes native to this area. Spectacu...

This museum is the place to visit for anyone who wants to get a comprehensive idea of the history of Kenya, as it hosts a wide range of thematic exhibitions showcasing the county's rich historical, cu...

The Kenyatta International Conference Centre has been home to various large-scale events and conferences since 1974. Today it is open to anyone who would like to simply admire Nairobi from this impres...

A 12-hectare oasis just outside the bustling Central Business District, Uhuru Park is a most beloved hangout spot for locals and tourists alike. It has seen several important events in history, and ha...

The only museum of its kind in East and Central Africa, the Nairobi Railway Museum has an interesting collection showcasing the continent's railway history, including locomotives of the highly controv...

Formerly housing the US embassy building, this memorial is an homage to the victims of the 1998 terrorist attack, also regarded as a generic symbol for peace and coexistence.

Ice skating in the world's safari capital? Be careful: no one will believe where you got those injuries from. Africa's largest ice rink measures 32x12 metres, with skating lessons available, and 12°C ...

Here you'll not only get to admire some of the most beautiful locally produced bead jewellery, but also get the chance to visit the onsite workshop, presenting guests with the history of the factory w...

Dairy might not be the first thing on your mind when visiting Kenya, but the Brown family's always fresh cheese, bread and chutney will make you want to have your lunch there. Walk it all off with a h...

Whether it's sport, therapy, profession, making friends, or mere entertainment, join this friendly and energetic team for some salsa, kizomba, or belly dancing—you'll need those skills in Nairobi.

Founded by governor Sir Henry Conway Belfield in 1917, this Gothic-style cathedral is one of the most important buildings of the Anglican Church of Kenya, and a prominent landmark of the British-Kenya...

Nairobi has a remarkable Muslim community, with mosques and landmarks ubiquitous in the city. Jamia Mosque is the largest of them all, and boasts a one-of-a-kind view in the city's skyline with its tw...

Take that short drive and visit this one-of-a-kind gallery to get acquainted with Africa's most prominent contemporary artists, and browse the unique collection of sculptures and colourful paintings.

An important landmark as well as a gathering point for the East Africa Swaminarayan Satsang (EASS) community, this temple is also renowned for being the first such mandir outside the Indian subcontine...

Hop on the Big Wheel, Noah's Ark, or have a ride on the back of a dragon: Nairobi's amusement park awaits the whole family with plenty of entertainment.

The world's only national park adjacent to a capital city, the Nairobi National Park is the place where you get to spot the beasts of the Big Five while a metropolis' skyline is spreading across the h...

David Sheldrick's conservation centre has been in the mission of wildlife protection since 1977, and is home to hundreds of elephant and rhino orphans, continuously growing in number. Here you'll not ...

Originally founded in 1907 with the aim of planting exotic trees to meet the growing construction demand, the Nairobi Arboretum is now a pleasant hangout spot in the heart of the city, right next to t...

Founded in 1977 to protect and breed the Rothschild giraffe indigenous to East Africa, AFEW's (Africa Fund for Endangered Wildlife) Giraffe Centre has become one of the most important wildlife sanctua...

Despite several attempts to curb its size for investments, Nairobi's largest gazetted forest has succeeded in remaining the preferred retreat location of locals with its extensive hiking and biking tr...

Nature is present all around in Nairobi, and Oloolua is the hidden gem among the many parks the city boasts. Take a stroll in the dense indigenous forest; it's likely you will not meet a soul on this ...

Take a short trip out of Nairobi, and hike the hills that also appeared in the world-famous movie "Out of Africa"! Admire the rich flora and fauna spread across 3000 hectares, enjoy a picnic with loca...

If you are looking for a short getaway from ever-bustling Nairobi, the freshwater lake 1884 metres high in the Great Rift Valley awaits you with a scenic lake view, but do expect crowds: hippos and fl...

If you only have time for one restaurant in Nairobi, choose Carnivore. It is commonly considered the go-to place for traditional Kenyan nyama choma, made of various types of meat including crocodile a...

This is the place where Anthony Bourdain, Mark Zuckerberg, and Barack Obama tasted Kenyan cuisine, bringing into spotlight not only this friendly venue, but also its signature Kenyan dishes such as th...

This laid-back, colourful restaurant chain features some of the best Kenyan staples in town. Try their nyama choma and Chapatti wraps, and enjoy the late-night jam sessions.

With a menu inspired by European and African cuisine, Talisman offers a truly eclectic fine dining experience. Its samosas, pork belly, and char-grilled filet steak are the most popular items on the m...

Start your day with a brunch, drop in for a quick lunch menu, or enjoy the ample cocktail selection in the evenings. International cuisine with excellent chicken, rib, and pasta dishes.

Hashmi is considered to be one of the best chicken BBQ places in Nairobi, but their menu is far from being unpretentious. The same can be said of its beverages: its tangerine juice is just as sought a...

If you fancy something Italian, this place will provide you with the best of Mediterranean cuisine, whether that be a traditional Margherita or something Kenya-inspired like the Swahili beach pizza.

With locations in Westlands and Kilimani, this Brazilian steakhouse is a place you can always count on for an all-you-can-eat lunch or dinner. Beef, pork, and fish are deliciously barbecued here.

A branch of the immensely popular Tamarind group, Tamambo is an upscale restaurant with a remarkable soup, seafood, and meat selection; not only for the guests of the Karen Blixen Cottages.

If you're looking for something off the beaten track, this friendly Swahili canteen in the heart of the CBD is the place to go. A wide range of Halal food: biryani, pilau, naan, fresh seafood, and sna...

Everyone's favourite cafe chain spoils with a delicious breakfast every day, and a vast selection of crepes, wraps, and sandwiches, in a leafy verdant garden. The carrot cake is always on demand!

A multi-branch quality bakery where art is not only promoted, but also created when crafting each piece of pastry. Its delivery service and twelve lively locations throughout Nairobi will make sure yo...

A hip, colourful garden café and unique furniture shop with Nairobi-wide famed brunch specialities like scrambled tofu and the honey-topped bircher muesli. Open mics and quiz nights are organised on a...

If you are looking for a memorable dining experience, go to the River Café and enjoy a brunch—or simply grab a coffee on the terrace overlooking the beautiful Karura forest: the view will be taken car...

It might be hard to believe but a good cup of coffee had for long been in short supply in East Africa, and it was Java who appeared with the first quality beans on the market in 1999, serving the grat...

News Cafe is an award-winning South African café and restaurant chain with four locations in Nairobi, serving mouthwatering hamburgers, grilled dishes, and open sandwiches. Their cocktails are a delig...

There's nothing more Kenyan than a café in Karen Blixen's coffee farm displaying the largest collection of wildlife bronzes in Africa. Lunch specials are available daily.

A French-inspired bakery and snack bar where all meals are made with the greatest care, using 100% local ingredients. Grab a refreshing salad, or a grilled chicken garnished with home-made honey-barbe...

A pioneer of craft breweries in Kenya, the Brew is not only the watering hole of beer lovers, but the place to go for themed events and food. Three locations in town, plus your home—rent a keg for you...

K1 is the ultimate locals' hangout spot in a town where music is always on: you'll just have to choose the room that best fits your taste. The place hosts various other events, such as Movie Mondays, ...

A laid-back sports bar that pulls in the crowds with its 80s-90s and live soul music, and serves great grilled meals to fuel you up for an all-nighter.

A busy and trendy venue with an ample food and drink selection, week-long entertainment (look up the freshly launched Quiz Nights), and the best cocktails in Nairobi!

A colorful artsy hangout place in Westlands with a wide range of events, parties, fashion markets, and dining spots such as the Nairobi-wide famed Mama Rocks. Their gourmet burgers are unmissable!

An authentic Cuban venue with a quiet candle-lit restaurant serving the best of Mexican cuisine, plus a vibrant cigar-smoky cocktail bar which will set you on fire.

Another Westland-based gem, Black Diamond has something for every day and mood: Live Wednesdays, Fired Up Fridays, Saturday Fever, paired with a late-night nyama choma and plenty of happy hours!

With various locations throughout the week, Maasai Markets are the place to shop for souvenirs in Nairobi. Browse the colourful jungle of artwork, jewellery, and garments, and immerse yourself in the ...

From handwoven fabrics, beaded sandals and antique masks to wooden kitchen utensils and tea blends, here you'll find the best artisan works from all over the black continent.

An Africa-inspired shopping mall with over 150 stores and services, where you will be spoilt with world-renowned brands, international cuisine, and authentic crafts. The popular Maasai market takes pl...

This art studio with an eye-catching selection of handmade murals, beads, vases, chandeliers is a heaven for souvenirs, and its daily glassblower's show makes it a worthy sight in town.

To avoid fighting through crowds at the Village Market, go to Westgate. With a plethora of things to shop and do, this multi-floor mall features a kids corner, cinema and dining options, including Art...

The Souk is not only a place to shop, but a place to be. Discover Linda Camm's fine leather and beadwork, admire contemporary African art on display at the Polka Dot Gallery, visit the bookshop that h...

Garden City Mall is an upscale mall in northeastern Nairobi with quality stores for footwear and accessories, fine dining on open-air balconies, and a 3-acre central park, the biggest of its kind in N...

Here you'll not only get to admire some of the most beautiful locally produced bead jewellery, but also visit the workshop and learn about the history of the factory, which has been employing Kenyan w...

The Junction Mall is not only southwest Nairobi's favourite shopping centre with over 100 stores (including Carrefour), but also one with ample entertainment options such as eateries, a cinema, and an...

Located within an hour's drive from the National Park in eastern Nairobi, Nextgen Mall boasts an impressive selection of eateries offering free accompaniments and other specials. Whether it's shopping...