Private Guided Nairobi City and Cultural Walking Tour [432728P1]
There is nothing excites more like when you go to a new place and get someone who is ready to explore the place with you. Nicholas, a Nairobi city walk tour guide with experience of four years, like meeting new people, he will perfectly help in exploring the Nairobi city, very informative in terms of history of Kenya and also the city as well with local life. Very open to questions and ready to deriver information . My tours in Nairobi will take you to explore the splendor of Nairobian civilization, history of Kenya and it's city Nairobi, culture, site seeing and add something unforgettable to your trip. Kindly, the booking is done some hours before the meeting time, Thank you, welcome all
ADDITIONAL INFO
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
INCLUDED
- Entry to Kicc
CANCELLATION POLICY
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
ITINERARY
- This is an iconic building built in 70's,the building has a view tower which enables travellers and local people to have the view of the city of Nairobi.
- I welcome you to Nairobi City, whether it's your first or second time, there is nothing great than getting to learn about the city with a Local. Our team has the best guides with experience of more than 2 years we educate you through the following Kenya Cultures People's ways of life The difference between the modern life and prior colonization Marriage system between the 43 tribes in Kenya Simple explanation of the kenyan dish Kenyan History Our political journey
- This is a statue made of the first minister of foreign affairs in kenya. There is a road which is also named after him.
- This is the park where the first US embassy was and was attacked in August 7th 1998.
- This was the Nairobi first bus terminal and there is a significant history behind the Nairobi "matatus" which are now the kenyan bus service.
- This is the statue of the leader of the movement that led to independence in kenya. The mau mau movement and history is taught from the leader and founders of the movement.
