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Things to do in Nairobi

Energetic, modern Nairobi is the jumping off point for many travelers setting off on Kenyan Safaris. Before you go, take a Nairobi tour and let a local guide show you the sights and sounds of this burgeoning African metropolis. Spend a morning browsing the colourful markets and shopping bazaars and taking in the city's thriving café culture with your local Nairobi guide. Only moments from the city, visitors can spot large herds of Zebra, Wildebeest, Buffalo, Rhinos and more at Nairobi National Park - it's no wonder Nairobi is known as the Safari Capital of Africa. And after a day of sightseeing, your guide can help you access Nairobi's lively nightlife with suggestions on the best spots to listen to live music. You can choose from the Nairobi tours offered by ToursByLocals, but feel free to suggest alternative places and activities. Your local guide is eager to customize your private tour so that you get to see and do exactly what you want in remarkable Nairobi, Kenya.

Answers to your questions

What are the top things to do in Nairobi?

Top tourist attractions in Nairobi: 1. Nairobi National Park 2. David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust 3. Giraffe Centre 4. Karura Forest Reserve 5. Karen Blixen Museum 6. Nairobi National Museum 7. Bomas of Kenya 8. Kazuri Beads Factory 9. Kenyatta International Conference Centre 10. Ngong Hills

What's the best time to visit Nairobi?

The ideal time to visit Nairobi is from June to October, during their fall season. These months are an excellent time to view wildlife. Nairobi’s year-round temperature is mild due to its elevation. Tourists can certainly enjoy magnificent views of animals throughout the bush. From December to March, average temperatures can range between 77℉ and 82℉ during the day. In addition, Nairobi notes two different rainy seasons. From mid-March to May marks the long rainy season and a shorter rainy season from late October through December.

Is Nairobi Safe?

Nairobi is just as safe as any African capital as long as you use common sense. Nairobi Central and City Square (as far east as Moi Avenue) is busy and safe by day and even more well-lit and policed at night, but it's best not to travel alone, or to take a taxi called by your hotel if unsure. This is an excellent place to hire a local guide to keep you safe and secure, and give you better understanding of any safety risks.

Where is Nairobi located?

Nairobi is the capital and the largest city in Kenya. It is situated in the south-central part of the country in the highlands at an elevation of about 5,500 feet. The city lies 300 miles northwest of Mombasa.

What language do they speak in Nairobi?

Kenya has 2 official languages namely: English and Swahili. Meanwhile, Sheng, a Swahili-based slang mixed with English, is widely spoken in Nairobi.