Nairobi Museum

National Museums of Kenya (NMK) is a state corporation established by an Act of Parliament, the Museums and Heritage Act 2006. NMK is a multi-disciplinary institution whose role is to collect, preserve, study, document and present Kenya’s past and present cultural and natural heritage. This is for the purposes of enhancing knowledge, appreciation, respect and sustainable utilization of these resources for the benefit of Kenya and the world, for now and posterity. NMK’s mutual concern for the welfare of mankind and the conservation of the biological diversity of the East African region and that of the entire planet demands success in such efforts.

Nairobi National Museum is located at the Museum Hill,approximately 10 minutes drive from the Nairobi city centre. It is the flagship museum housing some of the most celebrated collections of history, culture and art from Kenya and East Africa Nairobi snake park is one of the National Museums of Kenya attractions located adjacent to Nairobi National Museum and is extremely popular with visitors. On display are, cobras, puff adders, mambas and the large African-Rock python (non-poisonous) found only in Kenya. Several species of crocodile found in Africa, the American alligator, fresh water terrapins and tortoises are also on display aquariums holding coral fish from the East african lakes and rivers are a main feature of the park.

Nairobi national Museums and the Bomas of Kenya tour is a perfect blend of history and culture. On this trip you will sample our iconic speciality museums that are characterised with a rich history, the Museums carries our identity and heritage that enables guests to understand Kenya's past and present cultural, political and natural position, including an overview of the abundant wildlife and birds to be found within our boundaries. Bomas of Kenya is an interesting popular cultural center to wind up your day tour in the afternoon, here a vibrant presentation of tribal songs and dances including acrobatic tumbling is done on the floor of a big auditorium, guests are invited and encouraged to join in the dance. A tour of model traditional homesteads representing all Kenyan communities is also conducted by an experienced resident guide. Discounted joint tickets are available to purchase at Nairobi National Museum that include admission to the Snake Park.

Nairobi is home to dozens of incredible sites and this full-day tour showcases some of the best of this East African city. Follow your expert guide and small group into the stunning landscapes of Nairobi National Park, where you'll have the chance to see some of the nation's most iconic animals in the wild. You'll enjoy lunch in a local restaurant and then stop at the Karen Bixen Museum or Bomas of Kenya, where you'll learn about the history, culture and traditions of Kenya's diverse people. The tour ends with a visit to the Giraffe Center, where you'll have a chance to learn about the endangered Rothschild giraffe and see how major conservation efforts are being made to protect this graceful animal.

The farm house gained international fame with the release of the movie ‘Out of Africa’ an Oscar winning film based on Karen’s an autobiography by the same title. This is where the Danish author of the famed memoir Out of Africa lived on from 1917 to 1931

This trip takes you to 2 attractions, Nairobi national museum, and The Karen Blixen museum. Karen museum, at the foot of the Ngong Hills, 10 kilometers from Nairobi, lies a 19th-century bungalow named after renowned Danish author Karen Blixen. The building houses the Karen Blixen Museum. With its serene environment, lush green lawns, and cool breeze, one cannot help but fall for its charm and promise of tranquillity. Karen Blixen and her husband Baron Bror von Blixen Fincke bought the house built in 1912 by Swedish engineer Ake Sjogren. It served as a farmhouse on their 4,500-acre farm. Ms. Blixen came to Kenya in 1914 to get married to Baron Fincke. The couple grew coffee, though it was not as profitable as they had expected. Seven years later, Blixen’s marriage turned sour and she and her husband divorced in 1921, leaving her the sole manager of their farm. She later fell in love with a big-game hunter named Denys Finch Hatton.

This tour showcases the cultural aspects of Kenyans from history to modern life. While you are taken back to history in the museum, you go back to reality while driving through the city. You later on get entertained at the Bomas of Kenya with some cultural dances. This tour will explain to you how and why Kenyans behave the way they do. We explain to you the difference perspective of Kenyans based on tribes. We show you the impact of colonization.

The arboretum is a huge green space that looks and feels like a dense forest, occasionally full of open spaces. It was founded by Mr. Batiscombe in 1907 and is now overseen by the Kenyan Ministry of Forestry. Enjoy walking in the vast of the forest as you encounter different types of trees and bird species. Also have a chance to learn that the museum aims to interpret Kenya's rich heritage and offers a one stop for visitors to sample the country's rich heritage both for education and leisure. In addition to the Museum, visitors are treated to a variety of shopping and dining facilities, as well as botanical gardens that offer a serene environment.

Embark on a Nairobi city tour to explore attractions, delve into rich history and culture, savor diverse African cuisine, and experience local transportation by hopping on a matatu – the iconic vans that reflect the vibrant pulse of the city

Embark on a day tour offering you the opportunity to discover Nairobi’s beauty and history within a short time which has 2 options, The first option is Early morning game drive , and the other option is afternoon game drive. The morning option includes a visit to the famous Nairobi national park, the Giraffe center, and the Karen Blixen museum. While the afternoon option offers Nairobi national park game drive because and giraffe center Nairobi is home to dozens of incredible sites and this full-day tour showcases some of the best of this East African city. Follow your expert guide and small group into the stunning landscapes of Nairobi National Park, where you have the chance to see some of the nation's most iconic animals in the wild. Enjoy lunch in a local restaurant and then stop at the Karen Blixen Museum, to learn about the history, culture, and traditions of Kenya's diverse people.

A private day tour gives you the comfort of privacy, and you can customize your tour according to your wishes. All entrance fees being included gives you a stress-free visit. Having little time in the city of Nairobi, this is the best tour to do. Meet with local women from the slums and learn what they do to earn their living. Learn and get educated about environmental conservation and the rescue of rare species of giraffes at the Giraffe Center. Visiting the Karen Blixen museum gives you good memories of Out of Africa and the famous Baron Karen Blixen.

Explore Kenya’s fascinating history and wildlife on a half-day, small-group tour of the Nairobi National Museum and the adjoining Snake Park, where you’ll find crocodiles, turtles, and snakes that you’d rarely spot in the wild. Combining the two destinations makes the most of your time in transit, with the chance to explore Kenya’s natural, human, and cultural heritage in one of Kenya's most prominent museum.

Explore Kenya’s fascinating history and wildlife on a half-day, small-group tour of the Nairobi National Museum and the adjoining Snake Park, where you’ll find crocodiles, turtles, and snakes that you’d rarely spot in the wild. Combining the two destinations makes the most of your time in transit, with the chance to explore Kenya’s natural, human, and cultural heritage in one of Kenya's most prominent museum.

Experience Nairobi National Museum enjoy the best and most amazing Kenya's rich Natural and Cultural Heritage. The museum holds a wide variety of most reputed collections relating to culture, history, and art hailing from East Africa and Kenya. This museum interprets Kenyan heritage for stimulating learning and appreciation. Nairobi Museum is a huge facility with many educating sections, which is the best educational center and one can easily spend all day here. The next stop at Snake Park another major tourist attraction within the grounds which has just been refurbished.

The arboretum is a huge green space that looks and feels like a dense forest, occasionally full of open spaces. It was founded by Mr. Batiscombe in 1907 and is now overseen by the Kenyan Ministry of Forestry. Enjoy walking in the vast of the forest as you encounter different types of trees and bird species. Also have a chance to learn that the museum aims to interpret Kenya's rich heritage and offers a one stop for visitors to sample the country's rich heritage both for education and leisure. In addition to the Museum, visitors are treated to a variety of shopping and dining facilities, as well as botanical gardens that offer a serene environment.

Explore Kenya’s fascinating history and wildlife on a half-day tour Nairobi National Museum showcases Kenya's rich Heritage with four distinct themes representing Kenya's Culture, Nature, History and Contemporary Art. Have a great experience by learning about the culture and people of this country through collections from different communities. The 300 people capacity auditorium hosts various concerts and shows.

A Nairobi city tour that combines major landmarks with visits to the Nairobi National Museum, the Giraffe Centre, lunch at the famous Carnivore Restaurant, and a cultural performance at Bomas of Kenya offers an immersive experience of the city's rich history, vibrant wildlife, and diverse culture. Begin by exploring Kenya's heritage and archaeological treasures at the museum, followed by a close-up encounter with endangered Rothschild giraffes at the Giraffe Centre. Afterward, enjoy a delicious feast of African meats at Carnivore, one of Nairobi's most iconic restaurants, and end the day with captivating traditional dances and cultural displays at Bomas of Kenya, showcasing the country's unique ethnic diversity.

Embark on nairobi day tour to Nairobi national Museums, Karen Blixen and the Bomas of Kenya tour is a perfect blend of history and culture. the Museums carries our identity and heritage that enables guests to understand Kenya's past and present cultural, political and natural position. Bomas of Kenya is an interesting popular cultural center to wind up your day tour in the afternoon, here a vibrant presentation of tribal songs and dances including acrobatic tumbling is done on the floor of a big auditorium, guests are invited and encouraged to join in the dance. A tour of model traditional homesteads representing all Kenyan communities is also conducted by an experienced resident guide.

Explore Kenya’s fascinating history and wildlife on a half-day, small-group tour of the Nairobi National Museum and the adjoining Snake Park, where you’ll find crocodiles, turtles, and snakes that you’d rarely spot in the wild. Combining the two destinations makes the most of your time in transit, with the chance to explore Kenya’s natural, human, and cultural heritage in one of Kenya's most prominent museums, Aside from the exhibits, check out the life-size fibreglass model of pachyderm celebrity Ahmed, the massive elephant that became a symbol of Kenya at the height of the 1980s poaching crisis. He was placed under 24-hour guard by President Jomo Kenyatta; he’s in the inner courtyard next to the shop

Embark on amazing rich history and culture of Kenya on a guided tour of Nairobi City. Visit the Nairobi National Museum, the August Memorial Park, and the Kenyatta International Conference Centre. Nairobi city tour to explore attractions, delve into rich history and culture, savor diverse African cuisine, and experience local transportation by hopping on a matatu – the iconic vans that reflect the vibrant pulse of the city Museums are places of discovery, contemplation and learning: The Institution of National Museums of Kenya is anchored on four pillars notably culture, history, arts and nature.The Museum hosts both temporary and permanent galleries that attract learners and tourists alike. We have the following permanent galleries: The Cradle of human kind gallery; The Story of mammals; The History of Kenya; Cycles of life gallery; Numismatic exhibition and Asian African Heritage exhibition gallery respectively