Giraffe Centre

Discover the charm of Nairobi’s iconic Giraffe Centre, a must-visit attraction dedicated to the conservation of the endangered Rothschild’s giraffe. Located just 20 km from the city center, this sanctuary offers a unique, up-close encounter with these graceful giants. Visitors can hand-feed the giraffes from an elevated platform, learn about their conservation story, and even capture unforgettable photos as the giraffes gently take pellets from your hand. The center also features a nature trail leading to the nearby Gogo River Bird Sanctuary, where you can enjoy a peaceful walk surrounded by local flora and fauna. Operated by the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife (AFEW), every visit supports vital conservation and education programs across Kenya. Perfect for families, animal lovers, and photographers, the Giraffe Centre promises a fun, educational, and heartwarming experience that connects you to Kenya’s rich wildlife heritage.

Karen Blixen Museum

Step back in time at the Karen Blixen Museum, one of Nairobi’s most treasured historical landmarks. Set at the foot of the Ngong Hills, this beautifully preserved farmhouse was once the home of Danish author Karen Blixen, famous for her memoir Out of Africa. Visitors can explore the elegant colonial-era home, complete with original furniture and artifacts that tell the story of Blixen’s life and her time in Kenya from 1917 to 1931. Knowledgeable guides share fascinating insights into her adventures, her coffee farm, and her influence on Kenya’s cultural history. The serene gardens and sweeping views create a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for photos and reflection. Just 15 km from Nairobi’s city center, the museum offers an authentic glimpse into Kenya’s colonial past and literary heritage — a must-visit for history lovers, fans of Out of Africa, and anyone seeking a touch of nostalgia and romance in the heart of Karen.