Overview

One of East Africa’s most well-known museums, the Nairobi National Museum was established in 1910. Collecting, preserving, and showcasing Kenya’s rich natural and cultural history are its goals. The museum is located in a lovely structure and offers a wide variety of exhibits that appeal to visitors of all ages and interests.

Tour Highlights

• Exhibitions: The museum hosts both temporary and permanent exhibitions on a variety of topics, such as human origins, Kenya’s natural history, nature and wildlife, and many others.
• Snake Park: The complex’s Snake Park is located right next to the museum. Both poisonous and non-poisonous snake species can be found in the park. Visitors can get a close-up look at the snakes while learning about their biology, conservation efforts, and ecological significance.
• Cultural Events and Workshops: The Nairobi National Museum routinely hosts lectures, workshops, and cultural events on subjects like literature, art, music, and archaeology. These occasions offer extra chances to interact with Kenya’s cultural scene and learn more about its history.
• Museum Shop and Café: Visitors can buy literature, handicrafts, and souvenirs on Kenya’s culture and history in the museum complex’s store. There is also a café where you may unwind with beverages and regional fare.
• Art Gallery: Kenyan modern and traditional art are on display in the art gallery at the Nairobi National Museum. The collection includes works of art such as pottery, paintings, and sculptures. It gives local artists a place to exhibit their works and gives tourists a chance to appreciate Kenyan art.