National Museum of Kenya

Good place to get an idea of the history of this nation. Informative and helpful. Life like stuffed animals were many and the best attraction to me. The staff is good. Visiting is definitely worthwhile if you like to learn. The snake farm was close by, but I didn't fancy a visit. Please note that an additional charge awaits you if you don't have their digital pay app.

A comprehensive museum featuring all aspects of Kenya: from mammals and a massive birds gallery, to human evolution, to the history and cultural identity of the Kenyan people. Totally worth going! The shop is small but full of goodies. I spent 1 1/2 hours here.

A great place to visit before heading out to see the rest of Kenya because you'll have some context for the history of the people and biodiversity. Extensive collection of birds and the snake park is an amazing place to visit that you can get up close and personal with some of the snakes you will not want to see that close in the bush. There is also a small ethnobotanical garden on site and a series of trail running along the river.

A museum that is easy to reach. The ticket requires coming early so you don't have to stand for long. A fun place for children and to learn about the history of Kenya. Also get to know the animals up close. I recommend going there before going on safari. There are places for coffee and food, but they are average. I also liked the medicinal plant garden. The workers and security men are also nice. You can spend more than two hours there. Don't go during rush hour.

The museum is nice but I was treated rudely by a female tour guide. I ran into her while she was showing other 2 visitors around. Her voice was so loud and I can't focus on my own visit. After I requested her to lower down her voice a little, she ignored me and kept her original volume and continued her guide… I was so disappointed to be treated in such way. I came to visit with great respect. And I asked for its mutual respect… Not sure if I was treated in such way because I am an Asian... Sincerely hope other visitors won’t have situation like this. And still I want to say thank you to the male staff who provided me with great support when I asked for his help. Really appreciate it.

A must visit museum in Nairobi. We had a very friendly, witty and knowledgeable guide by the name of Rosemary. Can easily spend a few hours here. Can learn more about the history, life and culture of the people here. A vast exhibition of animals and birds. The Hominid Skull Room is interesting too

Great place to catch up on the history of Kenya. It was fun looking through the exhibitions in the museum and catching up on the history of Kenya. Snake Park and the Botanical Garden also offer a great place to relax and forget the hustle and bustle of city life only a few metres away.

The highlight of two days in Nairobi. A huge number of different exhibits and the cradle of human kind was awe inspiring, a must see. Snake park is also a must visit, we got to hold pythons and a chameleon and see mambas and cobras. Make sure to check it out if you’re visiting Nairobi.

Good place to get an idea of the history of this nation. Informative and helpful. Life like stuffed animals were many and the best attraction to me. The staff is good. Visiting is definitely worthwhile if you like to learn. The snake farm was close by, but I didn't fancy a visit. Please note that an additional charge awaits you if you don't have their digital pay app.

A comprehensive museum featuring all aspects of Kenya: from mammals and a massive birds gallery, to human evolution, to the history and cultural identity of the Kenyan people. Totally worth going! The shop is small but full of goodies. I spent 1 1/2 hours here.

A great place to visit before heading out to see the rest of Kenya because you'll have some context for the history of the people and biodiversity. Extensive collection of birds and the snake park is an amazing place to visit that you can get up close and personal with some of the snakes you will not want to see that close in the bush. There is also a small ethnobotanical garden on site and a series of trail running along the river.

A museum that is easy to reach. The ticket requires coming early so you don't have to stand for long. A fun place for children and to learn about the history of Kenya. Also get to know the animals up close. I recommend going there before going on safari. There are places for coffee and food, but they are average. I also liked the medicinal plant garden. The workers and security men are also nice. You can spend more than two hours there. Don't go during rush hour.

The museum is nice but I was treated rudely by a female tour guide. I ran into her while she was showing other 2 visitors around. Her voice was so loud and I can't focus on my own visit. After I requested her to lower down her voice a little, she ignored me and kept her original volume and continued her guide… I was so disappointed to be treated in such way. I came to visit with great respect. And I asked for its mutual respect… Not sure if I was treated in such way because I am an Asian... Sincerely hope other visitors won’t have situation like this. And still I want to say thank you to the male staff who provided me with great support when I asked for his help. Really appreciate it.

A must visit museum in Nairobi. We had a very friendly, witty and knowledgeable guide by the name of Rosemary. Can easily spend a few hours here. Can learn more about the history, life and culture of the people here. A vast exhibition of animals and birds. The Hominid Skull Room is interesting too

Great place to catch up on the history of Kenya. It was fun looking through the exhibitions in the museum and catching up on the history of Kenya. Snake Park and the Botanical Garden also offer a great place to relax and forget the hustle and bustle of city life only a few metres away.

The highlight of two days in Nairobi. A huge number of different exhibits and the cradle of human kind was awe inspiring, a must see. Snake park is also a must visit, we got to hold pythons and a chameleon and see mambas and cobras. Make sure to check it out if you’re visiting Nairobi.