Best places: Historical landmarks in Nairobi, Kenya

😠 Equator marker it's point very significant almost to Nanyuki Town, the climate around this marker it's hot and wet there's curio shops just next to the marker point and also a very good view of Mt Kenya.I highly recommend to visit this place for holidays and weekend since there are more villas for...

Historic gardens with walking paths & monuments honoring the 1st place Kenya's flag was flown.

😐 Thomas Joseph Odhiambo Mboya or "TJ" was born on 15/08/1930, was a Kenyan trade unionist, educationist, Pan Africanist, author, independence activist. TJ was assassinated on 05 /07/1969 as he stepped out of Channa’s Chemist, a few metres from where his statue stands.

👍👍 A good place to visit a learn more about farming

👍 We need a restaurant here

👍👍 Had nice tea at the Khoja bistro

👍 This is a residential area in kibera. Its between karanja and ayany estate. Dont confuse it with fort jesus in mombasa. They have affordable houses, fairly good security and its proximity to town, toi market and social ammenities makes it an ideal place to live in

👍👍 One of the most beautiful homes I have had the pleasure of visiting

👍 Mulu Mutisya garden is a mini park in Machakos town. It hosts events and a good place to sit and unwind

👍 A park within Nairobi, at the junction of Moi avenue near railways bus station. It's calm environment and they allow food inside Making it a good picnic site. Ample sitting area and the place is clean. The entrance charges are very minimal. #letsguide #park

👍👍 Good

😠 This site though rich in history is poorly preserved and is in a very bad state. Their telephone number is not operational and the site has no online presence. It is under Muka Mukuu FCS and the chairman, who is very rude uses the whole building as his personal office. Surprisingly, though it is a h...