Historical Private Tour of Nairobi City

The building was once used for boxing tournaments. Today, it is serves as a market centre for meat, flowers, cultural jewellery and open restaurant 'kibanda' to enjoy a delicious meal. One can take pictures of the attraction site.

This used to be the tallest building in the City. It served as a warehouse used by coolies right next to the Uganda railway line. It was repurposed to be a colonial Govt issuance centre of identity cards (kipande) to the natives who worked in Nairobi. One can take pictures of the attraction site.

The library was funded by Lady Mcmillan in conjunction with the U.S Carnegie Foundation and opened in 1931, in honor of Lord William Northrop Mcmillan. One can take pictures of the attraction site and enter the library to have a look at it.

Opened in 1902, this is the oldest hotel in the city. It is an iconic hotel because the then princess Elizabeth visited on her safari to the Treetops hotel in 1952.

This is a busy bus stop One can take pictures of the attraction site and also observe how the touts engage the customers to board the bus.

It was opened in 1973 by the first president, Mzee Jomo Kenyatta. It serves as an office complex, conference halls and exhibition centre. One can take pictures of the attraction site, take the elevator and some sets of stairs to get to the rooftop to enjoy the view of the city. This will be the final part of the tour.