Nairobi is the Capital city of Kenya, representative of the city's contrasting images of wealthy spacious suburbs, charming flower-lined streets and a refreshing climate. Nairobi is best characterized by its descriptive names, like 'Green City in the Sun', 'City of Flowers' and the Masai name 'Place of Cool Waters'.

Nairobi is one of Africa's largest and most interesting cities of assorted races, tribes and origins are all a part of its make-up. Rural immigrants and refugees are drawn by the hope of wealth and opportunity, international businessmen are attracted by profitable business prospects, and tourists are promised the makings of the perfect safari. The city center buzzes with the energy, shoppers, tourists, safari touts, food vendors and trinket sellers, security guards, and sharp-eyed shoe shiners. Among them are the disillusioned faces of the unemployed, the beggars and the destitute.

There are several museums and places of interest in the city, including the National Museum and Snake Park. There are numerous markets selling traditional crafts, especially the appealing Masai market that takes place at different locations depending on the day of the week. Just outside of the center is the Nairobi National Park, and the nearby Bomas of Kenya host performances of traditional dancing and singing. The Langata Giraffe Center offers visitors the chance to hand-feed the Rothschild giraffes that inhabit the area.

A Nairobi City tour will take you to various tourist attraction sites like:

- Giraffe Center where you will feel privileged to stand shoulder to shoulder with the world's tallest animals.

- Mamba Village where you will witness several thousand crocodiles jostling for a piece of decomposing flesh.

- The Railway Museum displays numerous steam engines and locomotives that snaked their way along the Kenya-Uganda Railway, some over a century ago.

- Karen Blixen Museum is actually the former home of Karen Blixen who wrote "Out of Africa" that was later turned into a best-selling movie.

- The Nairobi National Museum displays several impressive archeological discoveries that "confirm" Kenya as the Cradle of Mankind.

- Bomas of Kenya Each boma (homestead) in this cultural village was built using traditional specifications of myriad Kenyan tribes; through architecture, crafts, music and dance this village serves to preserve Kenyan culture.

- Snake Park

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