Monuments in Kenya
Famous for: Black Rhino Sanctuaries, Amusement Parks, Lakes, Monuments
Nairobi National Park is located 7 kilometers away from the centre of the metropolis of Nairobi. It is a well-sheltered game reserve. The park is home to 400 species of birds. This place houses ...
Famous for: Nakuru National Park, Beaches, Monuments
Nakuru is the regional capital of Kenya's Rift Valley province. With a population of 300,000, Nakuru is the fourth biggest metropolitan centre in Kenya, situated at an altitude of 1850 meter...
Famous for: Museum, Fort, Park, Monuments
Fort Jesus is Mombasa’s most well-liked tourist attraction. The fort, situated alongside the shoreline near the Old Town, is a monumental piece of architecture that was constructed in the ...
Famous for: Park, Gardens and Monument
Uhuru Gardens is situated near Wilson Airport, on Langata Road. The gardens are home to Nairobi's biggest memorial to the struggle for Independence. The Uhuru monument is constructed on the ...
Famous for: Mountain, Architecture
Riuki Cultural Center is a conventional Kenyan hamlet. Riuki provides information and practices relating to the customary life styles, architecture, food, culture and dances of the Kikuyu. The K...
Famous for: Monuments
The Parliament House in Nairobi is most accredited by its clock tower. The Parliamentary buildings were constructedin the 1950's. The motto over the main entrance reads: "For a just soc...
Famous for: Monuments, Restaurants
Kenyatta Conference Centre has a 33-storey tower that overlooks a large amphitheatre, constructed in the traditional shape of an African hut. The central plenary hall resembles the antique Roman...
