Wildlife in Nairobi🦒

Ready to explore Nairobi? From urban wildlife to cultural gems, this city’s got serious bucket-list energy 🌍🦒 Must-See Places in Nairobi Nairobi National Museum (Kipande Rd, 8:30am–5:30pm): Dive into Kenya’s origins, art, and culture in one spot. Don’t skip the Snake Park for a quirky detour! A perfect first stop to understand Nairobi’s vibe. Giraffe Centre (Duma Rd, 9am–5pm): Feed endangered Rothschild’s giraffes and snap the cutest selfies ever. The guides here drop tons of fun giraffe facts—plus, it’s great for both families and solo travelers. Nairobi National Park: Where else can you see lions, rhinos, and zebras with the city skyline in the background? Top tip: Go for an early morning game drive to avoid crowds and catch more wildlife action. Longonot Place Serviced Apartment-Nairobi, City Centre CBD (Harry Thuku Rd): Your “home away from home”—it’s safe, peaceful, and right in the action but feels chill. The on-site gym and pool are perfect for unwinding after a busy day. With full kitchens and a washer, you can easily pack light. Top Tips: - Stay central at places like Longonot Place or the Beat Western Plus Meridian Hotel for the best access to sights and night eats. The quiet, secure location is perfect for avoiding traffic stress. - Use ride-hailing apps or trusted taxis—Nairobi’s traffic gets wild, but staying near CBD means you’re close to most attractions. - Try nyama choma (Kenyan BBQ) at local restaurants near the CBD for an authentic culinary hit. Travel Smart: Carry some cash (small notes for tips and taxis), but card payments work well in most places. Nairobi’s weather is mild year-round; light layers work best. #nairobisafari #kenyaculture #citywildlife #travelafrica #safari #nairobi #kenya